Okay. I've just finished Malay Paper 1. I'm not trying to be smarty-pants, but I think the paper was quite easy. I actually had the formats for letter writing all in my head already! So the Section A was easy. I got my ideas for "problems faced by teenagers" from the Malay documentary series "Hanyut". Luckily I watched it. Helped me a lot for this paper.

Then there's Section B (duh, after A, there's always a B). I picked the narrative. Didn't dare to take risks like my O Level paper in May. I just remembered that the Pulau Ubin map that we were provided with during OBS doesn't include a small part of the left side. So my story was that my kayaking partner and I decided to go along with an "adventure plan" of our friends' to kayak the shorter way to the campsite during the Sea Expedition, which meant escaping from our watch groups and going by the un-mapped route. There's a storm...(a heavy rainfall + high-tide really happened that time) and Hasnah decided to take off her life vest because she wanted to drench herself in rain and sea water. Her kayak partner was Yi Wei. Their kayak suddenly overturned in the storm, and Yi Wei resurfaced quickly, but Hasnah was very far away from us by the time we caught sight of her. She started shouting for help, clambering in the water...then we couldn't see her anymore. We didn't know if she died. But that's how I ended my compo. I wonder if I'll be penalized for leaving a 'hanging' ending, and for not counting the number of words.

Oh well. I'm now in the school library. Supposed to study and finish studying History by today...Physics and History papers tomorrow. I'll go home late today, 'cos my dad'll be home and he'll ask me all kinds of stuff about the DVD-RW and yadayada. So yah. I MUST FINISH HISTORY!!!

While I'm typing this 'relaxedly', my pals are seated in the hall waiting to take the hell paper of their lives --- Add Maths. I dropped subject that middle of Term 2 'cos the school kept bugging me to. Well I guess it actually helps 'cos I have one less subject to worry about passing. Hee!