Life's going well I guess, haven't felt depressed for a couple of days, right I guess that's a great achievement. Luckily for the extension on the Economics essay "corrections", I now have a great weight lifted off my shoulders so as to concentrate on the critique session tomorrow - which, I must add, I currently have nothing ready for.

On the academic side of things, ie the block test, well I got back the Econs paper today, suffice to say my predictions were all right, it was a horrendous score, one digit if you're interested. But nevermind, it's a wakeup call! Not to brag, but I got a 29 for my GP essay. Come on, I need the boost after that fall.

Anyways, just remembered something my English teacher (Carrie Cheah) in ACS(I) told us once... When talking about submitting assignments, the most often mixed-up phrase is probably "hand in". Yes that's the only right way to say it apparently, think about it, does "hand up" make any sense? Put your hand up? It's either "hand in" or "pass up", people, I'm amazed that some GP teachers here don't even realise the distinction, and go on and on about improving our vocabulary. Alright, alright I'm not amazed at all actually. So I hope that was somewhat enlightening and made this otherwise boring entry interesting.