I Think I Got A Bad KOPIKO

Gah!

Today was a bad day.

I woke up all grumpy and grouchy from lack of sleep.

Then immediately before the physics exam started, I opened a packet of Kopiko (That coffee candy sweet). I think it has a placebo effect on keeping me awake, i.e., I imagine that the coffee in it keeps me awake. I managed to fall asleep straight after chewing on one the other time thought but nevermind about that. There's always "Let's Pretend ^_^". But I think I got a bad one today. It was half melted and made my fingers sticky.

I've been relying on them all through the past few exams. (Especially for Chinese when I almost fell asleep). I think that if I manage to score really well by fluke or something, I could get my face on the back of an SBS bus smiling and holding up a packet of Kopikos like that dotdotdot PSLE high-scorer with New Moon Chicken Essence.This is the first time they've failed me yet. (sniffs). I didn't even eat the second Kopiko I had because I was a bit off them after the first one. Physics was quite scary at first. I skipped to the back few sections because the MCQ almost had me in a nervous breakdown. I managed to get most of the answers the others got in the end though, so tyco me. I hate not knowing how to answer a question. That feeling of utter loss. Like when all the question marks pop up in little thought bubbles around your table.

Kopikos are inferior products Made In Indonesia. I should take Werther's Originals instead laced with coffee granules. Gary Chan-Sensei says they are super effective.

Today ended off brilliantly well though. Instead of going straight home to mug Bio, I logicked myself into thinking that I'd better do something to improve my mood or I wouldn't be able to mug effectively and went to the new Delifrance bistro with Tamaleh to try their lunch sets. Baked Fish with Potato Wedges yum! And then I realised that with each lunch set, there's a free flow of bread a la Cafe Cartel.

Hee, the pastry carnage! There was cooked self-raising flour fragments splattered all over the table after that.

Last thing. Gwee if you see this, this might explain a little something. I was looking at the exam timetables and the seating plans and all. Then for mother tongue, they wrote: Chinese AO students rows X to Y. Malay AO Students rows Y-Z. Tamil AO students rows Z-Z*. CL-B students front row (First 4 seats).

Oo.

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