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i watched the stories of love today. today's episode was Promise. It was a potentially touching storyline, but i thought the script & acting was a bit overdramatic.

well. a few lessons to be learnt from there:

1. when running, especially crossing the road, do keep a lookout for vehicles.

2. if you made a promise to run with your spouse, dont go back on your word cos if you had gone you could have helped to look out for said vehicles.

3. if you have heart problems, you havent been training much and the skies are ominously screaming to you 'DONT RUN', do not run a marathon. its not about finishing - cos you will finish, somehow, even with a sprained ankle - but you will die. oh, no one saw that coming. at all.

4. when you hear thunder and your own heartbeat getting louder and louder you are probably reaching a climax where you will fall, and sprain your ankle. not die. just sprain an ankle.

5. you will only die at the most anti-climax scene, after you have finished your run and fulfilled your promise, of course.

6. if your friend has just collapsed after limping through a marathon, you might want to call for help, or rush him to a hospital, or something, rather than vainly calling out his name over, and over, and over...and over, again.

ok actually the show wasnt that bad. it was ok i guess. and anyway i was kind of only half watching since i was trying to study chem at the same time... =/ revision is not going well. i feel a sense of doom looming already. ominous thunder, anyone?

i duno why but, everytime i do revision, it always ends up being very last-minute and every single time i tell myself that i will never do this again, and i will start earlier and be more prepared next time. but the next time i just do the same thing all over again! does this happen to anyone else? well a levels will be my last chance to experience true mugger life and early revision, so i hope i wont procrastinate then. =/

2007-09-06, 11:45 p.m..
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