With exam looming, one should be expected to open his books, and revise the things he has learnt over and over again [8 times, my teacher said]. Not me, I daresay. Not because I am a know-all-exam-do-not-bother-me kind of person, but because of one word: laziness [this word contains two morphemes, lazy, and –ness. See? Linguistics can be fun!].
Heck yeah… blogging is sometimes much funner [no such word] and better that reading the whole books of Psychology, Philosophy, Guidance and Counselling, and TITAS. Again, how can I achieve my target of at least higher than 3.4 if I am acting like this?
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Yes… Life doesn’t give us answers all the time.
Anyway… things that I want to do after the exam:
Doing photomanipulations… My deviantArt needs to be filled with lots of them!
Tenom [pronounced as [tenɔm], not [tənɔm]. If there is any luck, I would love to go there by Sabah Railway!
Now, let’s come back to the other question [since when we have the other question?], why people [read: ME and you too… muahaha] can be so lazy to do things they are supposed to do, and be so energetic when they are doing stuff that they want to do?
I need extrinsic motivators!
2 hecks:
The answer to your question is just one line below it. The easy way out is to work smart. Do not take conventional way. Venture a bit, and you'll save hell a lot of time.
Thanks for that! Haha...
Now I need to venture myself the smart way. So, creativity does help. >.<
I just hope I can understand the things I am supposed to understand. ^^
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