For some misplaced reason whose origin I'm not aware of, I'm so effing drained at the moment. It's only 10pm, and usually I have at least two hours' worth of kick left in me, but today I find it hard to keep my eyes open. I suppose it has something to do with the fact that I spent a good part of my evening playing basketball with that cool new ball that my dad bought yesterday, but before I could play much longer without getting this fatigued afterward. Believe me, today I'm atypically drained. So much so that I seem to have begun talking tautologically. Too lazy to go back there and delete all that unnecessary text, so I'll just ramble away. It's up to you whether you want to tag along with my semi-subconscious thoughts or not.
Today I watched two episodes of Jeeves and Wooster--a show based on P.G. Wodehouse's two most famous characters--on YouTube. Very useful place, YouTube. I can count on it for practically anything. Anyway, this particular show starred Hugh Laurie as Bertie Wooster and Stephen Fry as Jeeves. They both acted exceptionally well, and they managed to do justice to the humor and wordplay Wodehouse used in the original book version. I think I might take some time out on other days and watch every episode of this series YouTube has.
Today I came across a SenRu one-shot that had been sitting completed and neglected in my folder since December. I posted it, and I even got a review for it. And now I've posted a total of 43 stories since March last year. Meaning after my Boards get over and I get free time again, I can write MORE. More until I attain perfection. Mwahahahahahahahaha. In the interlude I'll continue reading good books and polish up my language. I have to finish all six volumes of Churchill's memoir within the year. That's more like a goal I've set for personal satisfaction than for competition against anything.
I guess this is as far as I'll be able to go today. My brain's just conked out.
2 comments :
hi, er, ria is the one who created my blog format, so you might wanna ask her about html because she's pretty good at it. and why do you have board exams? are those quite the same with periodical exams?
oh. sure then; i'll ask her. thanks anyway. =) because the menu/list thingy's the only thing my blog has right now that i want to change.so in india there are basically 3 major education councils/kinds of councils: ICSE, CBSE and SSC. schools have to be affiliated to at least one council and have to follow their prescribed syllabi. the usual periodical exams are all internal exams that the school makes, but the board exams are the ones that the councils themselves make to be taken by every school affiliated to that council within the country (in the case of SSC, the particular state). so yeah, the board exams are a whole-country thing as opposed to something our school takes. :)
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