Thursday, March 29, 2007

Kinda hate chinese lesson.. I dont really have any interest in chinese lessons.. Always the case that i slack the most in chinese lessons.. Furthermore, the class are full of jokers, as in the sense that they are being a nuisance, disrupting class.. Chinese lesson today is soo boring! Casper and Eric was sooo sick la! And they made me laugh till i couldnt stop, especially Casper, whose laughter is soo infectious.. I'm laughing till i rested my head on my folded hand on the table, trembling while suppressing my laughter.. In any case, i still managed to finish my chinese work that Ms Shen gave the class..

Extra work and attention during lectures, shunning away from Eric's dozing-off movements.. Can see he's real tired, he's sick in fact.. But, although sick, shouldnt he still make an effort to be focused in studies? Afterall, even when i'm sick, i'll still pay my fullest attention.. But at least, he still come school despite being sick, that's commendable.. Other than that, i wouldnt really encourage..

Couldnt really understand today's geography lesson.. I understood most of it, but there are some things that confused me.. Firstly, i remembered Mdm Selvi showed us a video clip regarding the mechanism to seafloor spreading.. It shows that the rising magma puts pressure on the lithosphere as it rises and touched the lithospheres, exerting tensional forces on the lithospheres and causes a divergent plate movement.. But today's geography, Ms Karmen described the mechanism for seafloor spreading as the sinking convectional currents of the magma in the mantle acts as conveyor belt, and pulls the passenger(crusts) while it is circulating to sinking motion, as the magma cools and became denser.. So, which idea and description shall i register? Or was it that i misinterpret the video clip? Grr!

Feeling real bored at home, as always.. Anyone cares for a Mr Bean movie with me and Jing Xiang? Spidey movie will be out in May, by then i'll watch that with another interested group..

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Thursday, March 29, 2007