As I was sitting by the steps at MPSH (Multi-purpose Sports Hall aka Exam Venue), floods of thoughts overthrew me off my feet. Alas, exams are right in front of my eyes. People pacing around anxiously, chatterings and notes flipping permeated the air, nervous glances here and there...

Curiously, I was not nervous about the exam. A slight quiver of excitement bubbled within me as the thought of taking the first exam of NUS whizzed in my head. Papers, formulas, Charles, etc. were fighting for bits of my consciousness as I hurriedly glaced through the stack of notes I was carrying.

Ignorance doesn't prevent one from getting into trouble.
Knowledge stifles creativity.

I've been swimming in the waters for the past few weeks. I need the shore. I need a break. Just because I had one break too many for the weeks before, I can't afford a stopover now. Sigh.

I'm just so overwhelmed. By work, by music, by love.

I hope I can get my hands on S.E.N.S Music CD. Totally in love with it. It feels like preteen infatuation. Blind, helpless, captivated, blissful... I love SENS!

15000 words down. 16000 more to go. Shrugs, would anyone tell me how to exactly prevent finger-fatigue? Fruit of my ignorance has matured; I am now faced with a bountiful harvest. Expand the storehouse!

God, will you make a way?

40 more books, 20 more papers, 16000 more words, 1 more presentation, 3 more exams, and I'm done. For the sem.

Forgive me for blogging nonsense.

i just needed to blog!

knowledge is refined ignorance, and ignorance is refined knowledge.

as we know nothing, we pursue knowledge, and the more we know, the more we realised we don't know. there comes to a point where you finally realise that knowledge is not power.

ignorance is.

knowledge cripples sometimes. it makes us fear, be rational and the more we know, the more we realise that we are powerless, and that power in itself is nothing, and that knowledge doesn't contain power.

ignorance is power sometimes. it makes u feel you're on the top of the world and know all. it makes you believe things are workable. it makes you reason less and trust more in God.

is it true that it is harder for smart people to enter the kingdom of God?

i love God so much, nothing can separate me from him. yet, something actually drew me away from him. something did.

stressed.

-keira

The hardest part about Statistics is not the math, it's paying attention to the lecturer. ~Keira Chen

To ambiguous - sigh, i really know what you're going through, and i'm so sorry i can't be there to help you. In fact, if there's anything i could do, i'd rather be by your side to hold your hand and hug you. Hope in yourself yea. God loves you and i love you too. You claim that nobody knows, nobody loves, nobody cares... like how i was in the past. well, here's it.

Things may not go well, but things will get better. In fact, it'll get so much better than before, so don't lose yourself in the valley. I lost myself in the valley, and when the clouds depart, i realised how far i am behind.

And your guy will come your way. You will stop smoking. You will smile everyday.

Loves,
Ambiguous

It was an awfully boring Friday afternoon when Keira was mugging away in the library furiously trying to rob every single cent's worth out of the... (wait, lemme count...) 12 books lying pitifully on the table. As she finally inched closer to licking her lips with satisfaction, she realised that she needed quotes for her phenomenal (actually, phenomenally scary) presentation happening on Tuesday. Off she went, scourging every single webpage she could lay her long pretty fingers on...

There, she found the most wonderful page about quotes on women. It was so awesomely written that she decided she had to share it with the whole world. Maybe men might appreciate it better, maybe women would. She doesn't know, and eagerly hopes to find out.

http://www.quotegarden.com/women.html

There aren't any quotes she liked best. All proved their own worth and gave her little giggles in Central Library L3 Quiet Area.

- take it with a pinch of salt. if you're a feminist, PLEASE do not try clicking. -

Keira, with a little overdose of humour lately
-missingmycharleslotsandlots!

Those were all for laughs. Take a good look at this. It's so beautifully crafted (in my opinion).

http://www.quotegarden.com/feminism.html

It's pretty strong though. And sadly true.