Stress Mounting

Yes! Accounts tests has come to an end.
Whats left is 3 projects ahead & exams.
IT, Econs, Effective writing projects, and one IT test
and exams on february.

16 feb - Macroecons
17 feb - Accounts
19 feb - Marketing
20 feb - Statistic

Man, i am stressed up.

But today i was really relieved,
when acc test just finished,
cos i managed to finish the paper with 80% confidence.

Then, effective writing project is going in the right path.
Econs project is nearly there.
The only thing that i fear is about my IT project.
But i will try to strive for at least a grade B.



Met Mao and Tania in the evening @ marina sqaure.
We went to yuki yaki for dinner.
It was nice.
Japanese food with steamboat & BBQ with "fried" ice cream.
Its totally shiok-ness.

Then we went to play pool,
lots of crap. LOL.

Soon, it was 11 already,
so tania took cab home,
and the last minute she went off,
i pass her a gift that i bought for her (:

Great Fun Day,
its time to study,
Study hard, Play hard.

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