PW (H1) is optional.

What the friggin' pigs does that mean? Is that a joke? Seriously, it's terribly unjust when they only realised it now that Project Work is almost absolutely useless and pointless to do. And they have to make it only optional next year - when I've already completed my entire project. *pained look* I feel you all, J1s, I sincerely do. Hang in there. If there's anything, it's that there's only less than 3 months before this nightmare of writing and rewriting endless drafts of what-have-you ends. Take heart and walk away with a new vengeance.

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Today was a rather eventful day. For one, swimming wasn't what we did for PE. Usually, my classmates would be waddling in the water while Jonathan, Ronald and I, due to our dismal level of fitness, redo our NAPFA tests again and again. I did that for like, ten weeks. So for all who think that floorball/soccer/netball/dance is a chore, think again. My class got the double whammy - swimming and NAPFA for the poor folks who can't get pass the pesky tests.

I can't belive I can't pass my standing broad jump and shuttle run. Shuttle run is suppose to be a giveaway test and almost everyone I know pass shuttle run. And me, I have short legs. Really Lilliputian legs, if you ask me. Which more than explains why I can't dash from one end of the hall to the other in ten blazing seconds. Darn. When I see J2s do their shuttle run in less than ten seconds, there's an unconscious thought that perhaps, just perhaps, it's in collaboration with the PE teacher-in-charge. But now, I KNOW I CAN'T RUN FOR NUTS! Urghs.

Due to the length of my legs, or lack thereof, I can't jump either. Please, I don't understand the rationale behind the standing broad jump. What's with jumping 220cm? Does it prove that you're fitter than the rest? No, it bloody doesn't. It just shows that you can jump 220cm. Period. In fact, I'm quite a fair bit away from passing and if there's any dignity in me left, it's to avoid jumping ten times in a row just to prove to everyone that "hey, I can only jump 2m." Sigh. Life really deals you some hard blows at times. Is it just me or do I hear my ego deflating in the background?

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Immunology was the topic of interest for the Olympiad training today. It was great fun. Ok, not great fun as in playing Maplestory for three hours on end, but interesting enough a lecture. Unfortunately, it's not in the A level syllabus, so I won't be paying much attention to it. Perhaps just read through Campbell? Biology totally screws Physics to the floor. I'm glad I didn't do Physics A level, if not, I'll probably be cursing Newton or Faraday. And they'd be screaming from their graves at my abysmal level of understanding. Lol.

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Two of the worst days of the week are down! Now for the french preliminary exam on Thursday. As long as my french doesn't desert me, I think I should be fine. For now, I'm breathing, eating and living french. Not that I eat croissants everday of course.