As the end of course nears, the last three weeks are filled with all sorts of tests and exams and summary exercises to complete, although I have assurance from my friend that they are easy to pass. The end of course also means getting posted to unit. All of us are eagerly awaiting (and guessing) where we can get posted to. The dream post is a 8-5 job at SI or at HQ. Haha.

We were given five weeks to complete the first chapter of our network course, and now we have two weeks to complete the second chapter. I have just completed five module tests, and the scores dropped steadily from 92.3 to 65.0:(

The presense of animals in our accommodation block has spiced up our otherwise monotomous lives there. First was a bird nest complete with a little family that appeared a few weeks back. The bird nest was mysteriously destroyed, but the family of four still sits at the pipe every day. Then there is this cat which has fur so neat that I suspect its someone's pet. It hangs around the ground floor lobby, which we play with when we go downstairs for a snack at night. One thing I note is that it meows at everyone, as if its trying to tell us something.

Finally something for everyone to enjoy, thanks to G.

The Japanese have finally uncovered a mystery. How does the small arrow on your computer monitor work when we move the mouse? Haven't you ever wondered? Now, through the miracle of high technology, we can see how it is done. With the aid of a screen magnifying lens, the mechanism becomes apparent. Click on the following link and you will find out:

http://www.1-click.jp/

The image may take a minute or two to download and when it appears, Slowly move your mouse over the light gray circle and you will see how the Magic works. Then move fast and stop. Don't forget to try the left click button.

Back to studies.