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And so it has come to today. 46 days till the 1 week break in September. I guess there will be more homework and tests. As much as I detest tests, I'm looking forward to them. I want to get back to where I was. I just know that I'll get back there.

God has been good; I'm going on to grade 5 this week. No matter how busy I become, I'll never get disillusioned. I'll pretend to like math and science, but I wonder how long my little act can last. But I'll practice anyway.

Piano as well. I'll make sure I do my best and spite all the spiteful cats that abound. By my birthday I'll see if all I have set out to do has come to pass.

I'm not a math person but that won't stop me from getting A1s for math. It'll gratify some and astonish the rest. I'll prove that I'm multi-talented.

School is both a chore and a bore, but I know that in November I'll have all the free time I want after conquer 'O's. Of course, I'll study hard, but I'll play hard as well. I have to say goodbye to anime till Friday comes.

But, Thank God for His blessings. He'll definitely see you through if you believe. 176 days.

22/6

On one hand I don't want to go back to school and that place. On another hand, I want to go back and do my best. Life's strange sometimes...

Steins;Gate is a seriously awesome anime; the story is multi-layered, deep and entrancing. It isn't like Kobato or Chihayafuru but I still love it. It's really easy to love some anime, isn't it?

I don't get why we have to study both E.math and A.math in school. Candidly speaking, I don't see how logarithms will help me to interact with people in society better. It's just a horrible jumble of irrational numbers and all.

I also don't see how partial fractions will ever help me to converse with foreigners. Maybe learning about the Butterfly effect and chaos theory will help me in future, but I really don't see how partial fractions can. I don't aspire to be a mathematician...

Why can't we study Economics in secondary school, I wonder. The Butterfly effect is shown in Steins; Gate and it's far more engaging than numbers. I guess I'm not at home with math.

But all the same to defeat spiteful cats one must endure. I believe and know that I can win out, and so it shall be. There's a great power in believing!!

chihayafuru ^ ^

Chihayafuru's season 2 has beeen announced!! :)

I'm over the moon right now...more Chihaya, more Taichi, more Kana-chan and more KARUTA. Thank God for hearing my prayers! He's awesome.

Tari Tari's second promo has been streamed as well: I'm really, really anticipating this summer!

feminist.

It's perfectly horrid how some babies are denied the chance to live -- just because they happen to be girls. Let me ask this question: What is wrong with not being a boy? Doesn't everyone have a right to life? Isn't it something given by God?

Although I am of Chinese descent, I hate my race dreadfully at times. In the past, baby girls born in China were smothered and then buried unceremoniously, just because they were girls. All the people who killed those babies mercilessly are experiencing the searing heat of hell-fire now, I suppose. It's their fault anyway.

Even Singapore does tend to ignore women's rights at times. The injustice sickens me. How many women actually hold leadership positions in society in Singapore? I know that M.C.Ps abound in Singapore, and one day they will all die terrible deaths.

M.C.P = Male Chauvinistic Pig. All will go to hell and experience hell-fire.

Expect nothing from M.C.Ps. They're all narrow-minded and shallow-minded fools.

Feminism isn't saying that women are superior: it's just condemning the discrimination that women and girls face. Feminism advocates equality in ALL areas. That reminds me, giving boys and girls the same opportunities is NOT enough.

That's why I strive unusually hard to achieve the best results: I want everyone at school to know that girls are great at studying as well...

I'm thankful to be living in Singapore, though. In other countries girls are denied an education. Some societies are just so warped...and the girls are often unable to voice their discontent or opinions. All the fault of the men. May they all suffer in ____.

A girl's place is not at home; she belongs outside just like everyone else. I don't care what people say, I loathe that damned confucious. Almost all his sayings, I feel, are nonsense and crap. All that about women at home and not taking charge.

I can safely say that he is burning in hell-fire now. I've never hated a historical figure so much. M.C.P alert!!

Already, though, the wind of change is blowing. Women and girls are striking back with full force. One day, I believe, this rotten world will change.

Hopefully, one day, women and girls in the world will be empowered and stand proud, knowing that they are men's equals.

1/6

I just realised that it's the first day of June today!! How time flies! The spring has waned and summer has more or less arrived.

But that aside, it's June 1, which means that it's Ayase Chihaya-chan's birthday!

誕生日おめでとうございます，千早チャン！

She should be a second year in high school, now, I think. I promised myself that I wouldn't watch Chihayafuru till after the End-Year exams, due to Taichi's awesomeness. If I can't measure up to that standard, then I'm not fit to watch it (in my opinion).

だから，私は頑張ります！

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