Irony

You know what's really ironic?

Having two tests on two different subjects on the same day, then scoring ZERO on the first one and FULL MARKS on the latter.

I made a zero on my Current Events quiz. It has the same effect as a test, except it's shorter. We have short quizzes like that at least twice a month, which require us to read the newspaper every single day to know what's going on in the state, nation and world. I missed only a few days worth of news and I got a zero. Wow. Tragic.

And who makes silly mistakes like this? I wrote "Iran" when the correct answer was "Iraq." I was just guessing, actually. And I guessed wrong. I'm ALWAYS confused between the two countries. The last time, I made the same mistake. I wrote "Iraq" where it should've been "Iran." Shame on me. :(

But hey, I know my facts enough to know that Gadhafi is NOT a type of chocolate. :) One of my classmates actually asked, "What is Gadhafi? Is that some kinda chocolate?" a few weeks ago.

Gadhafi's not a chocolate. Duh. It's a cake.

Hahaha.

Lighten up. I wasn't serious. So anyway, Gadhafi died not too long ago. He was found in a ditch where he was shot in the gut after his "Please don't shoot me" pleas were ignored.

Well, as a result of getting a big fat zero on that quiz, I've made it a point to read the papers EVERY DAY. Or at least, I'm trying to. Checking the news everyday isn't as fun as checking my twitter timeline every morning. You know what I mean, right?

Good. I hope I'm making sense. Because it's 4.18 am and I'm still awake. I just got done writing 4 articles in 4 hours. I could've gone straight to bed, but I didn't. I spent a while staring at my clothes in my closet, looking for a Halloween costume. And then I sat up in bed and started to blog.

And now you're reading this. :)

Well, I've got an awfully long day tomorrow. I'm going to bed for real. Can't afford looking like a zombie AGAIN.

Oh, that one time, I was sooo sleepy that I failed to realize I was actually looking at my lecturer while yawning. Apparently we made eye contact the moment I started yawning. It only hit me two seconds later that my lecturer was looking right at me, but I was halfway through the yawn and couldn't stop on time. So he saw me yawn for 4 seconds. Gosh, that was embarrassing. It was nice of him to smile and joke about it. That's how the whole class knew.

Haha. Okay now I'm just rambling. I think I'd better go to bed. My pillow's calling. Nights! :)