I shall never do geodynamics again! It was a hard exam and I would be thrilled if I even get a pass on that. The equations, the diagrams, the lectures were giving me nightmares the night before.
Just happy that it’s over. If I pass, I’ll pass but if I fail, then oh well - blame myself for a) being sick back in August and b) choosing the wrong subject the first place.
Now: cramming for my next exam, which is environmental technologies on tuesday.
I have been studying reasonably hard over the past couple of weeks and had just completed a palaeontology exam on Wednesday. I am now studying for global geodynamics, and realised how many mathematical terms and fluid dynamics i needed to study. I haven’t done any maths since I started uni (except for stats) but nothing as confusing as fluid dynamics. I even had to get dad to help me out and he too, complained about his good old days when he was having trouble with the equations. Sigh..
Well, I am just too busy studying for my exams which starts on Wednesday.
Hope to be back by the 8th November.
Coffee? Tea? I couldn’t make up my mind and so I picked mixed coffee and tea from the menu instead.
It actually tastes quite nice too.
As it turned out, this was just a green cooler bag that was left behind by someone. It seems that after the Bali bombings, September 11th and a series of terror scares around Melbourne, people are being paranoid at every unattended thing they see. And this green package, a suspected bomb was just a cooler bag. Should people be that freaked out by it?