11 days?

No,
we're,
not,
ready for hell, hell;
No, for hell, hell no.

The majority of people who try to talk to me about non-school stuff at the moment amuse me. Do you honestly think I care right now? Nope.

The Limits of Mankind

It's time to see exactly how much the human mind can handle.

2 weeks.

To-Do List: Extreme Version

Just because I need to.

• Finish up biochemistry option unit for Chem
• Review all of the non-human physiology units for Bio
• Start studying for History Paper 2
• Assemble and prepare notes specific to History Paper 3
• Math May 2002 papers (maybe) 
• Update English notes
• Finish memorizing Milton lines and begin memorizing Donne
• Practice with an English Paper 1 (maybe)
• Write SFU cover letter
• CAS forms

Ahhh. 

Abstinence

I'm quitting Facebook for now. I came to the realization that opening Google Chrome every 5 minutes to go stalk pictures of people, trade ingredients with myself or comment on their statuses for hours on end wasn't really the best use of my time, especially since exams are coming up in less than 4 weeks. After all, there are some people who can survive without having one completely, right? They're not exactly dead from deprivation yet, so I'm guessing I'm not going to die by not logging on for a single month. Thus, I have bid farewell to the blue and white and greeted my semi-colourful textbooks with half-opened arms. I'm sure it can't be that bad... I'll just have to find a better way to kill time when my mind does burn out every few hours. YouTube, Blogger, Twitter, "the N-game," and MSN are still open to me, anyways. Here's hoping that abstinence truly is the best policy.



Keys together, abstinence!

I'm just being me.

So instead of doing anything that's actually productive, I made MSN display pics with all of my textbooks.

Happy studies, folks.