Unconditional

The obvious good thing about getting an unconditional offer is that the moment you get it everything is over. No more exams! I mean you can still sit for them if you want but it doesn't matter if you get a zero. Teachers don't scold you if you fail your quizzes and tests. They don't care anymore.

The bad thing (yes there is a bad thing) is that all your other friends are still studying like crazy and there is nothing to do! And you still have to go to school! 7:50AM till 4:00PM, just rotting in school.... I've tried reading, solving puzzles on my iPad, SLEEPING, writing crap in my diary, playing games on my phone and I've just ran out of things to do. I think I'm going to puke if I read another chapter of the Lord of the Rings part 2, don't even think I'm reading it properly. Well, I'm trying blogging now. But I can't do that forever. I'm so bored!

The big exam is on Thursday. KSAT! People go to work late (they have to), police are gonna be everywhere and stuff! I didn't understand what the big deal was last year but now I kind of get it. If my friends screw up this one exam, they need to resit NEXT year and go to uni NEXT NEXT year!

:/

Just now the school prefects came to give us our 'presents' and to wish us good luck on our exam. It's so weird feeling so...respected. This is what I hate about Korea. They're like ONE year younger than me but they bow and crap and call me Won Joo Oh sunbaenim (it's what you call your school seniors). It's so weird! And instead of annyeong they say annyeonghasaeyo. I don't know how to get you guys to feel me. Just imagine younger kids going good afternoon Miss angela or whatever your name is! Actually I don't think that was a good example, but you get my point! No? It kind of scares me and gives me goosebumps, at least stop the bowing! It's making me feel super uncomfortable.

But I kinda like the presents they gave us, sweets sweets and more sweeeeets! And mango juice!


I shall be back soon.

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