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在最近买的书看到了有意思的一段：

i found an interesting part from the book i bought recently:

Stars are fires that burn for thousands of years.

Some of them burn slow and long, like red dwarfs.

Others - blue giants - burn their fuel so fast they shine across great distances, and easy to see.

As they start to run out of fuel, they burn helium, grow even hotter, and explode in a supernova.

Supernovas, they're brighter than the brightest galaxies.

They die, but everyone watches them go.

makes me think of Michael Jackson,

and a net friend

(but i actually don't know anything about her,and she probably don't know me as well)

from the game forum(i surfs there whenever the game is lag....hehe..XD).

She has a tumor in her brain and she might be having her operation now.

---------------------------------PART 2-------------------------------------------

This is continue from what i wrote halfway that day....sobsob *.*

last time i said about the girl who was having her operation a few days ago...

though she haven't reply us on the forum

but i heard from somebody that she's fine now!! GREAT NEWS

and today is a rainy wednesday

also i had my chemistry paper 2 and statistics paper today...

ughhh~~

when i think of this i feel so darn frustrated x.x

the chemistry was so hard!!!!

although i managed not to leave it blank,

i just cannot imagine how the physics and biology will be..

but anyway...i have changed my attitude in study...

(a very slight change and it's actually negligible XD)

last time i never do that much of exercises for SPM...now at least i have done some past years...

whoaahahaha....

anyhow, it's not something that i can be proud with it....

so, lol

i guess i can still have some time for leisure,

and then it's time again to revise....

(bio is my nightmare!!!)

it's time for gaming again...huhu

p/s:

although sometimes we feel low and down, but negative emotions doesn't make things better.

throw away the blues and do anything that's mean to you before you regret when 2012 really comes.

it's not how long we can live,

but how far we can shine.