1. It takes up all of my energy.
2. It makes me abandon my fluffy, soft, tender, thick, comfy, warm blanket at 6 in the morning.
3. It forces me to sit throughout boring, mundane, uncomprehendable, brain-squeezing 12 periods everyday.
4. It makes me fat. Coming back to school means a cup of sugar-full Poci Tea and snacks to keep me awake in classes, everyday.
5. It's been 2 months since it started, and I know nothing.
I am on the verge of extinction here, people.
I am far, far from conquering. I am suffering. I am the dumb-dumb in the class. The one that always stares blankly at the teacher with frowning eyebrows, a sign of an failed attempt to process the words coming out from the teacher's mouth.
No matter how hard or how much time I wasted on studying my notes, never once I get enough mark to pass the test. For the first time throughout my highschool yrs, I actually wasnt late for the 7 am morning devotion with my homeroom teacher. After histories of coming to school at 8 as a result of prolonged sleep and extensive snoozing.
This is extremely concerning. 2 months before my UN tests, I may still be the me without any scientific knowledge whatsoever.
I guess this jelly isnt conquering.
Once a jelly, always a jelly?
About Me
- The Dodo
- Jakarta, Indonesia
- Having born, raised, studied, worked, played and lived in Indonesia and Europe, I am capricious by nature and curious by profession. I am inspired by words, letters, and the little things. My writings and my pictures are to me a collage of moments that I wanted to capture with all my limitations.
2 comments:
hilarious
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hang in there!
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