"Life goes on."

Hello guys, I won't be in class this coming Sunday again. I know no one cares but I'll still say it anyway.

You don't know how much it pains me to miss Sunday School! I wish I had Sunday School every day instead of Math lectures, instead of PE, instead of Geography(Okay, maybe only for the topics I don't like). Can we have remedial Debra?

On another note, if your personality is anything like mine, and you're desperately in need of some discipline and motivation to study, then looking up poetry online on Google is not the way to go.

Seriously. Love poems are amazing.

(Emily Dickinson and Robert Frost are my two favourites <3>

Anyways, have fun to all of you in church camp! *waves* I'm just trying to, you know, jive this blog up. Not really helping, but still. It's comforting to see new posts, even if they're all by me.

Meanwhiles, I'll sulk here in sunny humid Singapore and try to fill my mind with theories and concepts about the global production chain, the rise of China and India, tertiarisation, possible armed confict between China and US, and sigh, TOYOTA(the most meaningless, I find). On the other hand, studying has been really rewarding lately because I learnt about the IMF and WTO and how they, as supranational organs created to deal with global financial and trade issues and disparities, have not exactly been super successful. THAT was the only interesting thing I felt I learnt. Other than that, I don't want to learn about why firms and governments work the way they do in the economy. It disgusts me. Everyone's just out for their own profit and monetary gain and I go round and round in circles driving at the same point. Tedious. Boring.

But as Robert Frost says, "Life goes on."
(Yeah I went to look up quotes too. I'm obsessed with this stuff)