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What Actually Transpired During The Holidays

Well that was fast. There goes the week long holiday that everyone anticipated. Previously I discussed about my plans during the holidays, and to summarize if it did happen, yes... some of it.

I did complete my homework and studied a bunch throughout the holidays. It's a nice thing for a change and I didn't want to take any chances in failing my tests. Yeah it was boring, but no pain no gain as the wise old man says.

I didn't do much writing as it turns out, just a few chapters here and there. But I did do a lot of research and learned a whole bunch of new vocabulary after reading some books and listening to some documentaries and podcasts.

Sleeping was the best part of the holidays to be honest. Getting to rest up is a nice feeling in general.
All in all, not a bad week.

Cheers,
Chua.

Comments

  1. Jian Shen Tan2 September 2018 at 06:55

    I agree that holidays do pass in a blink of an eye. Let me go straight to the point, your choice of words and vocabulary is good, keep up the good work and do what you do best.

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  2. Kakeru4 November 2018 at 06:06

    Oh! That sounds nice, sleeping well.

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