Finally~ 2 midterms and 1 essay down.... 3 more papers, 1 more midterm and 1 FYP to settle. Hmmm....
True to what hong said, NUS did one thing great. It trained us well under extreme pressure. Stress is a constant thing in the life of a NUS student and well, guess we'll go into the society strength toughened. The thing is, we have to be good enough, so as not to yield and undergo necking as failure would inevitably be the end result.
Hmm... I think i had too much of polymers already. =)
Midterms was alright. I might have screwed up for my FYP prof's midterms... Haiz.... At least its over. SS paper was ok... I din't know whether i was doing the paper properly but its all over now also. Haa~
*rambles*
Something that got me a bit demoralised was the steady state status of the number of papers i had to do. Before the recess week, it was 3. After the recess week, its still 3. Yea.... Though i finished one of the SS paper, one more assignment came up from my TE.
WHAT THE HELL...
Oh well... As if this wasn't enough, my mentor had to drop a bomb on me that 4 of the samples were blended wrongly. -.-".... Louelle... No its actually not ok... I did my job properly which was doing the experiment. She should be careful when she blended the samples. Cause 4 samples actually meant 24 runs of experiments and that usually keeps me in lab for 3 days. On top of that, this means that i had spent the last 3 days on the 4 old samples for nothing. I am very irritated. Really~ I do not have much time, i can be understanding, but there's a limit to my patience.
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The constant thing in my life. The rush against time. Steady state of workload. Reminder of a certain fact.
Argh~
1 comment:
Hey bro, to have steady state of work is a good thing. Cos once you done have work, it simply means that it's the end of the road for you, no more aim in life liao. Just go with the flow and let the current bring you alone and you will feel less stress. To quote from the book ," Seven habits Of highly effective people" , the one habit that I find most useful is the prioritising your work into 4 quadrants namely, Urgent and Important, Urgent and Not Important, Not Urgent and Important and Not Urgent and Not Important. People have a tendency to regard everything that's urgent as important, end up focussing a lot on Urgent but not important stuff making your urgent and important stuff a bigger crisis than it really is. And also people tend to overlook the important but not urgent stuff. I think with proper planning everything should be more smooth :))
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