the similarities between attempting maths IA and dying

brief intro: The Kübler-Ross model describes, in five discrete stages, a process by which people allegedly deal with tragedy. The five stages are- denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.

I) Denial - "it's ok. hari ni rehat. besok baru start. bukannye banyak pun!"

II) Anger - "JKADK&*AKJDS798^%!! WHAT IS THE CONJECTURE FOR THIS?? ARGH

III) Bargaining - "kalau the deadline is extended seminggu lagi, i'll figure it all out. really. really really."

IV) Depression - "what's the use? i'm never going to figure this out! mopemopemope"

V) Acceptance - ???





what day is it today?

poof!

this would be us - esya, di and i - attempting to do work during the holidays. all was well, for about two hours or so.

after that, esya went upstairs to watch True Blood with my sister, di fell asleep, and i layan-ed some stupid game on yahoo.

HELP

i am so bored without Facebook

this is pathetic.


anyhow. this antibiotic is making me feel all kinds of funny. for the record, this is the first time i've been sick and been given two courses of antibiotic. antibiotic dari Banting tak berkesan! says doktor dari Shah Alam. and she asked me to pop three capsules a day for the next five days. it's really frustrating, because the ones i got from the klinik kerajaan in banting were really HUGE (massive, really big, ginormous, etc) and made me want to throw up everytime i had to swallow them. and now, the capsules aren't half bad, but they have a weird smell which i am not too fond of.

but on the bright side, i do not have that deadly flu. my neighbours do, though. and we're being the cliche bad neighbour, not visiting or popping by to say hello or whatever. apparently "being in contact" doesn't actually mean being in contact. but more like, being in 1 metre radius of The Infected Ones. i wouldn't have known that it the doctor didn't tell me. see? this is just the kind of thing that makes people confused.

you have a high fever!/you have a fever of 39.7 degrees!

you could go for an x-ray!/go have your x-ray taken now to check for pneumonia!


now you know why i'm such a big advocate for using the right terms and correct grammar when speaking (and writing). BAD LANGUAGE KILLS!

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totally beside the point, but what homework do we actually have? my mind hasn't been in school for the past two weeks; i have no idea what's going on most of the time. ughhelpme