The problem with not having an internet connection back home is the not updating my blog when there’s alot of things happening in my life…and i ended up having to wait for some fine day to go to Netforcegames and spent around 2hours and paid $4 for that and not able to add anything in my blog because i spent the hours playing online games with brother or with whoever’s willing to join my need for speed races.

And now that I’m back in IIUM, still with my blog un-updated on the happenings during the semester break, like the jalan raya with the girls, welcoming the new studs @students, watching the movies and meeting dyan and mahir. But no matter…there’ll be some day that I can add something on these…because the start of the semester, only the first week, and my schedule’s full with meetings. ASSIIUM’s prog next wednesday – need to do the minute meetings and some leaflets that i have to design. MRC’s big event, the inter mahallah cultural week, and my mahallah is in charge of the sub-programme which is the inter-cultural performance. And oh yeah we had a meeting at 9 am, for God’s sake!!

The most important things that needed to be highlighted is my last semester’s final exams. The fact that I actually delayed myself in checking out the results because I had no net connection and honestly scared and nervous to check them out, you know, because i spent more time with programmes and suchs. So first thing I did on Monday, after adjusting my time-table was to check out my results. I was squeezing my eyes shut while the page was loading and when I opened my eyes, I had the biggest shock!! I actually did very well in my exams! It was really unexpected, seriously. Managed to get an A, 3 A-s and the rest are B/ B+ / B-. It was good enough for me, considering I was expecting to see not a single A in my result slip. 3 A-s is a bonus. I managed to prove to myself that I can still get good grades even though I was busy with so many other things to do, that I had not slackened in my studies. NOT AT ALL. Take that, to those people who found excuses in their studies and tests and assignments for not helping out or not joining the progs that some of the singaporeans committed so heart -and- soully. OK, I’m being too emotional about this. Enough said. Alhamdulillah, I am happy and truly satisfied with the grades. Especially with Social Change and Comparative subjects. Truly happy with them. Thank you Lord.