Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Taylor Swift

This post is about Taylor Swift and why I like her. Taylor Swift haters, don't judge me. If you have comments that are not very nice, please keep them to yourself and go do something else instead of reading this post. Like listening to her song, 'Mean', or something.

10 things I like about Taylor Swift:
  1. She has the same birthday as me! 13 December, people! Don't you dare forget.
  2. We also share the same lucky number: 13!
  3. She's realistic. She doesn't completely believe in fairy-tales. 
  4. But even after the relationships she's been through, she still hopes that someday she'll meet the guy who's right for her.
  5. She's a good role model.
  6. And she's not a party person.
  7. She doesn't dance provocatively or wear clothes that are too revealing.
  8. She's so honest and funny during interviews!
  9. Her songs are honest too, since they are written by her and are about her personal life. Or stories about what her friends had gone through.
  10. Because of that, her songs are awesome and I can easily relate to the lyrics.

Saturday, November 26, 2011

I wanna be free!

I CAN'T WAIT FOR EXAMS TO BE OVER SO THAT I CAN STOP STUDYING!

Uni life sucks I don't like having to sit for exams after 4 months of learning shit but not yet mastering the shit. I mean, at least for A levels we have 2 years to master the shit we learn. This is nothing like A levels. I mean, just look at the history module that I'm supposed to be studying for right now, as an example. We have to not only learn JC history stuff (like nationalism and decolonization in SEA and Japan's economic miracle and the Korean war) but also a lot other things (like the pre-modern Asia and rise of Meiji Japan and the fall of imperial China and nationalism in East Asia and old imperialism and Indochina Wars and democratization and colonization/ nationalism in India etc.)

Omg I seriously don't know how to study for this module :(
My grades are gonna be so sucky! For everything! I just know it. This is worse than A levels.