♥, *Rin

Last night was first lesson of Mathematics Bridging Course.
My most awaited fear has indeed came alive.
Yes it's A Maths.
I opened the lecture handouts for the entire 2 mths and my jaw simply dropped wide open.


Fortunately I have a genius darling xuan to guide me so yesterday's easy peasy warm up lesson of Algebra & topic on exponential & logarithms & linear equations involving logs were still manageable. ((:
I'm gonna have tuition in a couple of hours & then I'm gonna head to popular to get A Math 10yr series to practice on so that I can fulfill my goal of scoring full marks or close to that for my exam on the 4th of June. X)
A changed Rin? I think so too. *giggles*

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I believe idioms were more than often formed with a reason behind it.
Whoever invented that particular idiom must have experienced it themselves or else what gave them the inspiration to create it?

One. A leopard never changes it's spots. There was once I asked my dad if this is really true as sometimes people do really change over time as maturity ages. But he told me it's true to some extent as certain characteristics of the person are just inborn and that no matter how well they change to, the roots still remain the same. Well, but of course, they are people who really changed.


Two. "Shi Qu Le Cai Dong De Zhen Xi". Well, this is the ugliness of all human beings isn't it? Practically everybody has probably experienced this before.

What can we even do to make people change?
Some changes are necessary to create a positive outcome.
Whereas some changes are simply redundant and that we should love the person for who he or she is.


Who sees things the same way as I do?

If every now and then such repetitive things happen again and again, I can predict my visuals for the future are getting blurry.......