Thursday, July 21, 2005

Lately, I have not been myself.

Negation: This has always been who I am.

Which statement is true? Justify your answer. (10 marks)


Thanks for the words of encouragement guys. Drag... This morning wasn't much better from lastnight. I woke up tired and grumpy, and not in the mood to be in the company of others. I meant to study one last chapter last night for the quiz today, but I ended opting that out in hopes that it wouldn't be tested on.

Well, at least I got the first two questions. But lo'n behold, I should've put in the extra effort last night. *Sigh* it was an easy question too, I just didn't know what the relationship between one operation was. And so, the thought of, having been able to ace that quiz, and the reality of only getting 60%, just sets me off more grumpy. And I have the joy of sitting through another Pmat lecture tonight. Yippie.


Seems, pmat is dragging more than itself down, damn pmat... Well, midterms start on Tuesday; but I am drained, exhausted, and I'm certainly not looking forward to another trying week.

Here's an odd picture I took yesterday. The clouds were really lumpy, as if they were wax melting from the ceiling.

I know I can't undo my behavior lastnight, but, what can I do about it? I honestly don't feel like doing anything at all.

8 Comments:

Blogger Tobi Wong said...

sometimes the times when we don't feel like ourselves, is because we're not enough time with ourselves?

the best solitude times is when you -randomize- do something different, like, climb a tree, dip your feet in a pond, breathe in unbreathed air, turn upside down.

someone told me, "To take care of yourself, spend more time with God."

A smile is the only curve that sets everything straight.

you're in my prayers ~

7/21/2005 6:32 p.m.  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

random thoughts: feel your pmat pain (haha don't listen to me, i dropped it last sem - never did a question on the assingments and i think i might have shown up on the midterm just to write down funny answers), props to tobi for her insightful thoughts, sweet cloud pic, i should go to bed now...

7/22/2005 2:41 a.m.  
Blogger Havok said...

good luck with your classes jon....it'll all be over soon mr. math teacher! :P

7/22/2005 8:29 a.m.  
Blogger Jonny said...

That statement is false. Counter example: A frown is also a curve that can set things straight. Such as misbehaving children. qed.

j/k. Thanks Tobi, that's actually some really encouraging words. :) I think I'll try a combination of your suggested random acts, such as, turning upside down, dipping into a pond, and breathing.

7/22/2005 12:34 p.m.  
Blogger Geo said...

Yeah, breathing helps. More than you think. :P

7/23/2005 9:26 p.m.  
Blogger Jonny said...

heh... I was trying to imply, breathing with my head dipped in the water.

ie. Killing myself.

7/23/2005 10:34 p.m.  
Blogger Tobi Wong said...

Jonny!

How morbid ... !
Eep I never thought of it as that!

7/24/2005 8:54 a.m.  
Blogger Jonny said...

Haha! Dang... I thought it was rather clever, but... no one seemed to've caught on. Ahwell.

7/25/2005 12:29 a.m.  

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