After spending nearly an hour trying to login to the UOL External Website to check my examinations results, I finally manage to login! I was staring at the “Service temporary unavailable” and “Application error” for a long time before the server finally decides to let me in. 
Come to think of it, I am so glad I’m a blogger because I can check back on how I feel last year when I got my results. It’s really fantastic for people like me who has a memory chipboard that can only “record” 48 hours of my life. So apparently, the results are early by a week this year. I’m happy and I think I did better than the year before. 
A big Congratulations to everyone who passed the exams! Did you just breathe a happy sigh of relief my dear friends? 
Does this spells the end of my school life? Maybe not. We shall see.
I’m taking a break from this blog, Twitter, Facebook and literally everything online to focus on my final examinations in May. I will be back in early June!
Frankly speaking, who on earth decided to use Serif fonts for statistical tables? The people who type, choose the font and print these tables have surely not used them at all. My verdict: It’s extremely difficult to read, especially when we are rushing for time during the examinations. The tiny curly numbers never fail to make me dizzy. I always take a few moments to reread the numbers again because I tend to read them wrongly. Please tell me I am not the only one who has this problem. I swear it looks a lot worse on the actual paper than the photo. It’s magnify in the photo. I feel like I’m looking at a hundred tiny worms squirming on my paper. Yes, it’s that bad.
