Mind you, it's a four-day process with four exams about management stuff. Yes, you don't have to tell me twice that it's boring. Trying to cram loads and loads of information into my head in a day's time and then chucking them right out after the paper is a very, very complex and difficult process. Trust me. After that third day, I couldn't take it anymore and I got really frustrated with the last examinable module and all its information. So I slept with unease, feeling the anger and guilt within myself accumulating to greater heights.
The only redeeming part of the next day was that I tore up some of the chapters I was not going to study and it felt damn good. My apologies to Mr. Azhar Abdul Salam... I don't hate your module really. It was just damn frustrating trying to remember all the facts.
Now that Hell has finally froze, I can relax and do some awesome things. Hmm... I don't know how to phrase the planned activities so I'm just going to list them according to the dates
1) Record an album for my friends
Apparently, my friends want to make an EP and I'm not only going to play the piano for them. I'm going to be the role of a music producer, looking out for the overall sound and all that jazz. I have doubts about the pianist role though. I'm not exactly what you call an awesome pianist who can come out with tunes right on the spot. Hmm...
2) Attend the Mosaic Music Festival
YES! With so many genres of music being played live at one venue, this is one event that I will not want to miss. Besides, it's free at some places. I'm going to ask some of my friends to come join me. I'm seriously considering paying to attend some performances. Mmm... Heineken Music Club...
3) Sydney Trip
Heading to Sydney with my poly mates this holiday season to visit some television network(Fox network, if I'm not wrong). It will be quite an experience because it's only been a year and I'm already going overseas with them! Wow! I'm really am excited about this one...But not as excited as to going to...
4) Europe!
So just one day right after I come back from Sydney, I'm going to head off to the European region with my Dad and my Elder Sister. What was seemed like a great opportunity to relax, explore and back-pack across the counties with only my Elder Sister was gone as my Dad isn't fine with the idea. Apparently, I'm a living magnet for shenanigans. So now, we're on a tour group and that sucks the excitement out of the trip... Oh well, it's still Europe so I shouldn't be complaining so much.
Yeah, so that's all for now. Don't worry, I'll do frequent updates about my upcoming activities on this blog since I'm free from my duties at school. Yayness!
Now, to leave you guys with an amazing video about T-Shirt War I saw on the Youtube. Credit goes to Wei Jie for introducing this to me. For your info, I'm not really particularly fond of stop-motion videos because it's becoming less and less unique. I just like the quirky storyline that this video offered =D
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