Mr. Long and his Physics

"Are you ok?"

For some reason, I felt like laughing when I heard my Physics teacher said those words. But I never laughed, because I felt like I'm the only one laughing if I ever do so.

He's quite funny, my Physics teacher. But other than that, his teachings left me with a question mark. Due to his river flowing teachings, I didn't have the time to absorb, and digest what he said and wrote on the blackboard. Mr. Long rarely stops when he starts to talk, I mean teach, it's like a flowing river, where it never stops.

What I had learn today is:

1. No. of oscillations per second=frequency
2. Time taken for one oscillation=period
3. Tabulating data
4. Graph and the relationship between the y-axis and the x-axis.
5. Gradient and the y-intercept
6. Some very complicated looking formulaes

The things above are the keywords that I saw on the blackboard, if I am to explain, nobody would understand what I said.

I bet 99.99% of people in the classroom could catch what he said, the 0.01% that understand my teacher's teachings is himself.

Bad Luck?

What an unlucky day...

What happened:
It all started when the japanese teacher told me that she needs to see how many students are in the advance class(it seems that she would only teach if there are 5 students who attended the advance class).

There were only four students, including me, who would be attending the advance class.

Only ONE student and there would be an advance class!!! How can teacher be so mean?

Four students, if rounded up, equals to five students!!! There could have been an advance class T_T...

What should I do since there won't be any advance class?

The very main, and only objective that I attended Persatuan Bahasa Jepun was to continue studying japanese. If there weren't any studying for me to do, then what's the use of staying in that Persatuan? I had thought of changing to Persatuan Bahasa Cina, but it's on Wednesday--I have tuition on that very day. Luckily, my mum had a fine solution:

-Stay in that persatuan, don't need to change, just be absent for the rest of the Persatuan Bahasa Japanese meetings and classes.-

Not bad, for several reasons:

1. I don't need to pay even if I'm in that society.
2. I might(or might not) have koko marks since I'm an AJK.
3. I could have one extra Happy Day (it means the day where there's no tuition or koko)

That's the first bad thing, even though it had some benefits. The second unfortunate event happened at home.

After I overplayed my ipod.

I was reading Bleach in my ipod, for two hours straight. None of us had any rest. At about 6pm, mum ordered us to go out and have some exercise. I took my ipod out, and continue reading Bleach. After a short, short while, I stopped and walked in the neighbourhood. When my brother took out the ipod from my pocket, it was scorching hot. After it cooled down, I couldn't switch it on.

It's recked.

By me.

In less than a year.

Haiz...

Debut

Ah...

This is my first blog...Actually, it's my second blog, but who cares.

Hmm... What should I write for this post?

I know!

Welcome!!!?