First day of lesson for the second semester, new block and new classmates. Good or bad? To me, it's a damn bad thing. I think I was late for the lesson because there was a huge crowd of people waiting for the stupid slow lifts. I seriously hate the feeling of walking into the class late, everyone will turned and look at you like you are some kind of alien or monster. Worst thing is I was late for both the first lesson for the first and second semester.

As usual, lesson start with the introduction before going into the problem statement. For the first and second meeting, there was total silent for my team. Nobody wants to start talking and their eyes were stick very tightly to their lappy's screen. Even the facilitator came and helps us start the discussion and told us that we would get a really bad grade if we continue like this. But it was no use, until the third meeting after lunch break. They finally look up and start talking 'bout the presentation slides.

During the presentation, I was freaking out very badly with trembling voice and hands. The lesson end before 3pm and I got all the four questions correct for the quiz, quite easy actually. Hahas:) And that was the end of my lesson today!

I almost killed my lappy by having it on all the way from school back home. 'Cause I was loading the Taiwanese variety show during lesson, and I don't wanna reload it at home. The first thing I do when I reach home was to save my lappy by taking it out from the bag and leave in front of my fan.

Can you believe it? I actually fell asleep while watching Taiwanese variety show! All my energy was drain off by getting too nervous and trembling during the third meeting. Dumb! Continue with the rest of the show and my RJ after a 45 minutes nap, a 500 word RJ for the first lesson. Cool uh. And I contribute quite a lot for the presentation slides. I cannot believe that I can actually do these for the first lesson. I think I am just too superb. Hahas:) Thick-skinned~ I think it's because of the influence of W36K!! Miss this class a lot man!

Labels: Semester 2.