...felt like eternity.
I was beginning to wonder when it will end.
'Got so sick of all the late nights studying and worrying and stressing that after Lit Paper (Othello and Poetry Comparison) on the second last day, I felt this aura of heat enveloping my face ( you know, those heaty, hot-yet-cold kinda' feeling). Nevertheless, I must say that all the papers are quite "study-able" but it was just too bad that I was not "operating at full capacity."
Really have to thank God seriously, for giving me strength throughout. Writing for endless stretches (After Geog, I swear I'll never write forever man!) is no joke. In fact, after Physical Geog was over, I felt like I just survived some war man!
As for the other subjects, I can only hope and pray that I did not under/over estimate my performance. But one thing's for sure: If I pass Math, I can safely say that it's purely divine intervention and not my doing. Cui, your "body and guts" theory for tackling differentiation might be my only saving grace :)
Later on at Ajisen Ramen, Charlene and I agreed on our strategy for acing Prelims and A Levels: Remove your shoes (and socks if you're kiasu) and make squeaky noises with your shoes for stimulation of the brain a.k.a Sharina's method.
Other possible ways of doing well (inspired by my dear class,06A03):
- Study for the last paper of the exam and sit only for that paper. You'll definitely do well, considering the vast amount of time you have compared to the rest. (a.k.a. Pulling a "Favian")
- When in doubt, leave the question blank so that you wouldn't be demoralised when you get back the paper, knowing that this is not your best. (the "Evatte" solution)
-When the questions become a bore, and you have nothing better to do but be contented by the sounds of anxious scribbling from your equally-anxious classmates, draw strength from your passion (literally, just like how Junwei did. FYI, he sketched a drum set on 3/4 of his exam paper.)
- When all else fails, just ensure that you leave an impression on at least 2 sides of the paper and make frequent toilet trips so as to meditate on your actions. God will definitely make a way. (the "Ben Sum" theory of scoring)
Ps: I love my socks and shoes worXxxxZzz!
