Blogger really sucks. The interface has been lousy. And then now it's screwed up. Right now, here, I'm seeing like the input box for HTML, only for HTML, not the rich text type, and without the picture uploading tool, bold tool and stuff. For past two weeks it has been this small tiny box no more than 5 lines and 5 words (as dimensions), and now it's like 10 inches over the screen and well, at least the height of the box is back to normal. Is this what they call by the Google experience. Because I certainly hope not.

Anyway I have increasingly less time to blog, so no love lost. Every Wednesday from now onwards is my free day in the week, my only day with nothing on after that, and Dr. Siva did ask me to choose a day for one-to-one consultation, time which I feel could be better channeled to individual revision (but I still treasure the good intentions, but I declined very politely and I'm not letting anyone, anyone touch my precious Wednesdays (w.r.t. teachers).

Today's council session led me into a pensive mood for a short while. By referring to the dates and line-up of events, I see that nearly every fortnight there's a great council activity that I would have gone to and did go to last year, and on 7 December, for a mere 70-80 dollars (I can't remember), I get to dress up for Prom and camwhore for a whole night as well as eat a sumptious 8 course meal that probably includes peanuts as one of the course. Exciting prospects indeed, but at the same time it reminds me how fast time will fly, how fast it is flying now, as I type and my classmates are chiong-ing their revision.

Class montage is being done by Wei Sheng. It's quite surprising to how we can summarise the best 2 years of our school days into like. 3 minutes. But taking into consideration that we cannot put in all the incriminating photos (and videos) of co-ordinated wrestling and swearing, I suppose we will get over that high mountain and wide river.

Hmmm. I seem to have less and less to say here. I wanna talk about my opinion towards certain happenings in class, but the sensitive nature of the issues at hand as well as the high emotional maturity that I'm TRYING to exhibit prevents me from doing so. I don't think I'm gonna blog much from now on, so you'll probably spend more productive time on http://twitter.com/jieandyang checking out whether I'm still alive and stuff.

And yes, I do tweet. And I can predict that Council will start tweeting soon. A council twitter to engage the student population using 140 characters and updating them about the going-ons of Council. Sounds like something they'll write as a profile eh? Mark my words man.

posted by Jie Yang @ 5:23 PM