To slack or not to slack.

Hi guys, i've been slacking, and you can definitely see it through my moldy blog, well, this time i'm to blame. Since the holidays left me goodbye, i haven't much touched my blog except when i need an emotional dumping ground to feel a lil better (well, not much to that).

Even though i have a power point presentation in school tomorrow, 2 phones to flash (thanks to myself for edward's phone), a testimonial to prepare for to share at youth, another day ahead of me to live on, calculus EPW (Extended Piece of Work) and finally a chemistry exam on monday, i still feel guilty of not updating my blog for such a long period >< well ="3"><), it's that i reached yesterday that there was a talk by representatives from the University of Melbourne, introducing about their universities, courses, and the Melbourne Model, which now stops the process of double degrees, and makes twin degree courses that finish up in 5 years. What a bummer, you need to score good in your first degree in order to get into your second degree. There goes my chances in studying law in Melbourne U. Right after coming home i went online to check the requirements for entering law, i was so happy to see -na- for the requirements, but stunned me so long when i saw the TER requirement of 97. A TER of 97 means that i have to be better than 97% of the people taking the TEE / Foundation test that year, and emerge atleast the top 3% of the country. Never, in my high school life have i been like the top 3 in class, not to mention about the top 3% of the school. >"<