Xfresh Archive: Exams, Project Petaling Street and 'wheeeeeee~!

Location: Somewhere which is the anagram of 'Mobored'
Mood-of-the-day: 'wheeeeeeeeeeeee~!'

As you can see by my mood, Voice of Stupidity is bouncing around my cerebral cortex again because my database exam had just ended. I still have a programming one this Sunday but I suppose I could let the immature alter ego out for some fun. Heck, I think I'll add some Pepsi and let the rest of me join her and we'll do it all around the House. And I would too, if Voice of Reason hadn't kept me rooted.

One of the Xbloggers happened to be a guy in charge of a school's English Club newsletter. He was asking my permission to put the Chaos Circles as its feature. Two years ago, I would have drunk up such an offer like a lost Englishman in the middle of the Sahara, no matter how small. Still, experience brought a fear of plagiarism and it told me to decline and I listened.

My fiction series isn't fully copyrighted and there are a lot of elements similar with my more serious project, A King's Heir. Anyway, I told the guy that I'll think about it and that I would like to see his school's info and how the newsletter looks like. In the meantime, the Chaos Circles is still a Suvon Reality feature with... umm, how many readers? Well, I now know there are at least three...

I woke up this morning with a clear head. That is to say, everything I've studied the night before had suddenly been replaced by empty spaces big enough that I heard echoes every time I finger-tap my head. Still, I was super-drunken-sleepy-drowsy so I may have mistaken the empty Xfresh tumbler for my head. Anyway, I took a mantra chanting in between breakfast sausages and beef bacon (Atkin's diet for breakfast today).

The exams went well. It was me who's biting my knuckles (I've outgrew biting my fingernails :P). I forgot much of the definitions so I put in a lot of quirky answers. At least the ERD was easy but SQL sucks as usual. I went back to the workstation after that to find a list of links in my Hotmail sent by my sis. She's in the process of making herself a blog (Yay~! ;D).

I've signed up at a blog-tal (aka blog portal) at Petaling Street. It's a collection of blogs all made especially by the expressive Malaysians. It'll be a while before mine gets on their lists, registration confirmation or something like it. It'll be a great way to increase visitors and my tagboard gonna be dead useful since only Xfreshers can make comments.

Signed: *Ophie, wonders if any body noticed that this entry's one paragraph shorter than her usual :P