school, results, book

The school has already started, and I’m still in a bad mood. I still think if I could have another 2 weeks break, but I know that’s ridiculous. I didn’t attend 2 classes this week, one was IT lecture (and thank God Ross didn’t take the attendance) and the other was Biology. It was the worst and dumbest thing I’ve ever done in my life, because I hardly left any classes when I was in high school. I even tried my best to attend the class whenever I got sick.
And now? I set the mobile alarm 3 hours before the school starts, try so hard to get up early, and end up with 5 minutes late. Whenever the alarm ’shouts’, I press the snooze setting so it rings again after 5 minutes. This action might still be repeated until I realize that I only have 15 minutes to dressed up. Arghhh.. so iritating!

I’ve already got my exam report. Although most of my friends said it was really good, I didn’t really feel satisfied, especially as what I wrote about the math grade. Most of my friends hid their reports from me, but I reckon a few of them got a dissapointing result; so they drop on one of my fave subject, math. It was really sad to hear that, but what makes me feel sorry for them is that some of them had already gave up when it comes to math. They didn’t want to work harder on it. They told me that I’m cleaver so I don’t even have to study at all. But that’s not true. I work hard to get the excellent grades from the first time I entered the school till now. Believe me, if u don;t work hard, u won’t get a satisfying result.

I finished reading a novel called ‘Looking for Alibrandi’, which is part of my TSA homework. I couldn’t believe that I can finish it for 1 day! But anyway, the book was good. It was about an Italian-Australian girl, Josephine Alibrandi who lives with her single mother and still practice her Italian tradition way of life. I wasn’t interested to read it when I looked at the cover of the book for the first time. I forced myself to read just because of my teacher. Then as I read the whole 2 chapters, I began to like it. Honestly, I’m not a big fan of novels. I remembered the first time I’ve ever read the novel was at year 10. I read Danielle Steel’s books. As I moved from one book to others, I realized that those books have similar stories. They all talked about the journey of one person who struggle of his/her life. After that, I never touched any novels. I began to be possess on non-fiction, especially on auto/biographies. I felt so good to “study” other’s people feeling and life. Sometimes I consider them to be a good influence of my life. But anyhow, ‘Looking for Alibrandi’ is a good story, that I, personally, will probably send and recommend it to my friend to read it. Although from the beginning I already said that I don’t like novels, this one is quite different.