HAPPY BIRTHDAY VICTORIA
aka money-grabber number TWO
aka vice-sports capt semester 1
aka greedy present person

friendster is loading soo slowly. i think i waited for 5 minutes just for the home page to load. grr. and it's still loading

wait lemmie get a boost chocolate to eat first :D
okay im back
i took the 2nd last one
wahaha
my sister away in obs camp so i'm probably gonna eat the LAST one
wakaka

today i actually studied for 2 1/2 hrs
i planned 4 hrs and i thought i could achieve it
i just had to start reading a book
so now it's 2 1/2 hours
and i spent the WHOLE time on geog
seriously.
i know. i couldnt believe it either.
and at first the only thing i understood was a meander
now i understand the WHOLE CHAPTER
WOOOOOOTS~
and i also realised that the relief teacherS completed teaching the whole chapter ardy. and i just started understanding the chapter
lesson learnt: get xae-rl to shut up during geog lessons no matter how boring the lesson is
cause if she talks i'll talk
then i wont pay attention in class
then i'll fail geog AGAIN by 0.2 marks
term one i got 90% lehhh
*sighs*

ahh i've learnt ALOT of things today which are not found in the textbook
and i "discovered" these by myself in assesment books;

1) prevailing winds are winds that blow constantly in one direction
2) percolation is the process which water seeps vertically downwards
3) deltas may not occur at the mouth of some rivers as :
-> river may not carry sufficient sediments
-> there may be a lake along the course of the river so that the sediments would have been deposited as the river enters the lake
-> the currents at the mouth of the river may be too strong so that any sediments is washed away by the strong currents
-> the sea at the river mouth may be too deep such that any sediment is lost in the depth of the sea
4) delta is made out of alluvium which is fertile and condusive for agriculture
5) i used to think a delta was a type of RIVER -_-||
now i know it's a land formed by sediments

i know im lazy hardworking :D
haha

Currently Listening: Victims of Love by Good Charlotte
"away, away"