To: FC




I watched the movie last week. Quite cool. Anyway, I see that my blog's DEAD, so I thought this's the least I could do. School's been BUSYbusyBUSY. PJC Aadiperukku, SPAs, Tests, PW, oh and FUN CLUB! I'M IN FUN CLUB! Kill me.

I've been cracking my head over Rangoli designs. People out there, HELP. I'm dying. Our eagerly anticipated Rangoli design was dropped today! ): So we're back to..NOTHING. KIRU, SAVE ME.

(Aarthi calls to tell me that Kiru's pissed with me) Woooops.

(Dhanya runs to see Kiru)

Dhanya: Kiru, omg so sorry! Did I ask you to wait?

Kiru: Uh huh, and I've been waiting here since then!

Dhanya: Really? Huh, wait. I thought I asked Sujah to wait?

Kiru: Oh very funny. You asked Sujah to wait and that's why you continued talking to her?! ARE YOU A WEIRDO OR WHAT!

Oh man, I must be a weirdo.

Chem SPA today. My stoooopid burette clip decided to be funny with me. I had to restart my first titration bec the values were off bec the stupid thing kept dripping bec the stupid clip was behaving nonsensically! You know what I mean.

I've been bumping into Razmiah alot nowadays. Quite hilarious. :D


Happy Seventeenth, Tharshini Love.


Surprise celebrations aren't easy stuff to plan, let me warn you. Getting the cooperation of your fellow friends is not an easy task. Communication breakdown is normal, get used to it. Your phone bill rockets, face it. You're too anxious, too nervous, too worked up. Everything needs to be perfect. Perfect. You lie, you hide, you sigh in relief. It's all part of the thrill. You grab last minute gifts, scribble last minute birthday messages, buy last minute flowers, print last minute photos, buy last minute cakes, all in the name of a surprise. At times, you know its no more a surprise, and you want to kill the person who gave it away. Still, you stick to the plan. Told you, perfectionists at work. And then you take some time for yourself. A harmless bubble tea. Then you wait for the bus, and it seems like forever, so you decide to go on foot. Now you can't walk in peace. A hundred of phonecalls, a million questions: "Help me check: Is she there? Can I come? Is it safe? You sure?" Then you ponder on the What If's. What a scary thought. After all of it, there comes THE moment. And it happens.

And you look back and say,
it was all worth it.

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Good Old Times.

myitzu - says:
guess what.
myitzu - says:
i have finished the revision on three math topics
myitzu - says:
graphs, transformation and curve sketching
myitzu - says:

i have done all the questions related to them on the green book.
myitzu - says:
YAY!!
dhanya says:
k
myitzu - says:
you?
myitzu - says:
what have u finished?
dhanya says:
my coffee