TWEN-ty FOW-er SEV-en
the list of the dead and the wounded. the hallows. horcruxes. parseltongue. shocks, surprises, invisible hands squeezing your heart and making it ache when you try to breathe. the world of harry potter (more affectionately known as harry potty, i think i rhymes better) has closed. for me. because i've finally finished reading the book~ amidst various interruptions such as sleep, school, flying (a more than welcome interruption actually), study, play, food and television... okay boring, but the point is, i'm DONE. and now it's time to get back to reality.
50 days to prelims.
100 days to 'A's.
and it won't always stay that way!
Flight today was positively lovely! although the weather left much to be desired.. i think reaching early instead of staying back (whereby i would have played some vball and tired myself out further) worked wonders! especially because i plonked myself in the cushioned roller chair in the last pre-flight briefing cubicle, adjusted it to my comfort, and proceeded to take a (totally unintentional) nap =) i had my work on the table in front of me okay! but i guess erasing the fatigue was higher on my body and subconscious mind's priority list, not that i'm complaining =D
it was a new experience, taxying out in the beginning of a drizzle, and flying in the rain! cold winds came in spurts from the vents at the side, which made my legs really cold from time to time but it was cool :P literally and figuratively. much more enjoyable than flying under intense UV radiation (bad for skin). it was one of the few times i've flown in rain, and one of the few times i've enjoyed it! the other times consisted of increasing intensity of scanning for lightning strikes, since i seem to have a knack for spotting them and scaring myself -.- but i performed the exercises well, my mind was alert and forming mental pictures of everything around me! all was as it should be. "all was well" as everyone seems to love spoilering - the last line of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.. well, much as i predicted, but it was quite a good read, surprisingly.
and now a more useful quote =P
The Law of Comparative Advantage states that trade will arise between two nations if there is a difference in the comparative costs of producing particular goods. It explains why many countries are dependent on others for goods which they themselves have an absolute advantage in producing.
okay, i just shuffled to an Ataris song that played "And everything is okay" repeatedly at the end! hilarious.
oh and it always comes down to mind over matter (heart, musckles, etc.) so embrace your 'suffering' and work through it! =) pain is good for you, it lets you know you're alive. seriously oo
50 days to prelims.
100 days to 'A's.
and it won't always stay that way!
Flight today was positively lovely! although the weather left much to be desired.. i think reaching early instead of staying back (whereby i would have played some vball and tired myself out further) worked wonders! especially because i plonked myself in the cushioned roller chair in the last pre-flight briefing cubicle, adjusted it to my comfort, and proceeded to take a (totally unintentional) nap =) i had my work on the table in front of me okay! but i guess erasing the fatigue was higher on my body and subconscious mind's priority list, not that i'm complaining =D
it was a new experience, taxying out in the beginning of a drizzle, and flying in the rain! cold winds came in spurts from the vents at the side, which made my legs really cold from time to time but it was cool :P literally and figuratively. much more enjoyable than flying under intense UV radiation (bad for skin). it was one of the few times i've flown in rain, and one of the few times i've enjoyed it! the other times consisted of increasing intensity of scanning for lightning strikes, since i seem to have a knack for spotting them and scaring myself -.- but i performed the exercises well, my mind was alert and forming mental pictures of everything around me! all was as it should be. "all was well" as everyone seems to love spoilering - the last line of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.. well, much as i predicted, but it was quite a good read, surprisingly.
Death is but crossing the world, as friends do seas; they live in one another still. For they must needs be present, that love and live in that which is omnipresent. In this divine glass they see face to face; and their converse is free, as well as pure. This is the comfort of friends, that though they may be said to die, yet their friendship and society are, in the best sense, ever present, because immortal.
- William Penn
and now a more useful quote =P
The Law of Comparative Advantage states that trade will arise between two nations if there is a difference in the comparative costs of producing particular goods. It explains why many countries are dependent on others for goods which they themselves have an absolute advantage in producing.
okay, i just shuffled to an Ataris song that played "And everything is okay" repeatedly at the end! hilarious.
oh and it always comes down to mind over matter (heart, musckles, etc.) so embrace your 'suffering' and work through it! =) pain is good for you, it lets you know you're alive. seriously oo
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