Seriously, don't bother reading this unless some calamity has occured and you are absolutely bored and having nothing to do. Even if that is the case, you may not read it.
Whenever I saw blogs and those random posts, I would think how can someone desecrate their blog with posts like these when they have written such retrospective, beautiful pieces of work. But then, fatalism is hard at work I guess. It had to happen to me too. Like all others.
Do not even get close to thinking that I am suffering from the age old complaint that all bloggers have: WRITER'S BLOCK.
On the contrary, I have so many things on my mind, so many things to write about, just that I am forced to prioritize and give more attention to an exam that is just 5 days away. Writing this wouldn't involve me thinking too much nor would I spend too much time wallowing in emotion and not realizing how time flies while I write something that has touched me. Also, I'd rather not spend too much time in front of the computer screen cuz invariably in studying for GRE, I continuously stare at the screen reading passages that are sometimes really interesting speaking about pre historic earth and astronomy else they are just paragraphs that I usually avoid reading if I come across them anywhere else. I must say this exam has made me appreciate formal writing, even if most of it goes right *zoop* above my head, the way they talk about it, it does make the least amount of sense.
Anyway, I'm relieved I did write something that was not formal, that did not behoove me to use GRE words (Yes, I did realize the conspicuous use of GRE words but trust me, these ones came instinctively to me, not forced :P )
This is just a short post written for self satisfaction and to show the world( and myself), this blog ain't dead yet! (Too much dramatics, but God, I need change, real bad )
I assure you that long winded posts about various stuff will be BACK! :P
Till then, God bless! Have fun
Whenever I saw blogs and those random posts, I would think how can someone desecrate their blog with posts like these when they have written such retrospective, beautiful pieces of work. But then, fatalism is hard at work I guess. It had to happen to me too. Like all others.
Do not even get close to thinking that I am suffering from the age old complaint that all bloggers have: WRITER'S BLOCK.
On the contrary, I have so many things on my mind, so many things to write about, just that I am forced to prioritize and give more attention to an exam that is just 5 days away. Writing this wouldn't involve me thinking too much nor would I spend too much time wallowing in emotion and not realizing how time flies while I write something that has touched me. Also, I'd rather not spend too much time in front of the computer screen cuz invariably in studying for GRE, I continuously stare at the screen reading passages that are sometimes really interesting speaking about pre historic earth and astronomy else they are just paragraphs that I usually avoid reading if I come across them anywhere else. I must say this exam has made me appreciate formal writing, even if most of it goes right *zoop* above my head, the way they talk about it, it does make the least amount of sense.
Anyway, I'm relieved I did write something that was not formal, that did not behoove me to use GRE words (Yes, I did realize the conspicuous use of GRE words but trust me, these ones came instinctively to me, not forced :P )
This is just a short post written for self satisfaction and to show the world( and myself), this blog ain't dead yet! (Too much dramatics, but God, I need change, real bad )
I assure you that long winded posts about various stuff will be BACK! :P
Till then, God bless! Have fun
