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I woke up earlier than usual to finish revising calculus. And as usual, Raymond the great lover of Yen Ling is already awake. So i did my daily morning routine (shower brush eat) and studied a bit of calculus, before waiting for the inconsistent van with inconsistent drivers at 8.10 a.m. (yeah i know thats early but dont wanna risk missing the van).

Then comes calculus test. As i was walking with Mr Lee to the classroom, i asked him how would the students fare in this test. He replied "Ok (as in his usual "OK"), maybe the average would be around 70." So i assumed the test to be tough, but it turned out to be easier than expected (not to boast or anything), as initially i thought Mr Lee would have set the test to par with the difficulty of the TEE exams standard. HOWEVER, i realised i made careless mistakeS not long after the test was over.

I stayed back in college that day to finish up on my homework, as i left alot undone due to the preparation of the calculus test and the general reading on Aus. 30 articles! (albeit they are not as boring as msian history, no offense) To my surprise, the silent monkey (if you know who i mean) was unexpectedly hyperactive that day, maybe in an induced state of hysteria. He/she (classified) kept on disturbing others and constantly laughed and smiled without any reason. I have not seen him/her like this in a long long time but well, calculus test is over so who wouldn't be happy?

Night time, i watched Fast and Furious which a HUGE gang of ppl (11). To be honest, i wouldn't give a high rating to this movie, but it is certainly entertaining, probably a panacea for my tired mind. This sequel (or prequel) to Tokyo Drift is not your average racing-only movie as there is a main plot behind all those racing, though i have to admit the car racing scenes were exciting. After the movie, some of us went to mamak and then later went back home to call it a day.