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holiday blues.
Tuesday, March 14, 2006, 9:52 PM
some holiday.
students are supposed to have a break during this whole week.
and yet teachers are still giving out holiday assignments.
how depressing.


besides that, projects are given out.
and teachers expect them to be done when school reopens.
what is wrong with this world?


my assignments are hardly done.
so far, i've only managed to complete my e-math and bio.
that's all.
and that's so pathetic.


its wednesday already.
pupils are hardly having enough time to breathe,
more-ever having time to finish their assignments.
and i happen to know of people who have ABSOLUTELY not touched their worksheets at all.
how cool is that.


and i'm still having plenty of homework yet to be done.
even though i know that i've repeated that alot of times,
but . nevermind.


i must learn to appreciate how kind and thoughtful teachers are,
knowing that they just want to help us improve by giving assignments.
its not their fault.
its ours.
and i feel so noble all of a sudden.
heh:)


so off she goes,
tackling homework, HEAD-ON.