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The battle of between Hansley Liew and Boredom continuous….
I woke up at 11.00am after attending my grandparents’ birthday dinner last night. The atmosphere was simply joyful and great since all my cousins are finally back to their hometown and missing them for so long (I shall blog about that after I collected all the photographs taken on that day). I lazily lug my body to the sofa in front of the television and watch “The Martha Stewart Show” with mum on NTV7, currently still in my hibernation mode. I simply could not explain why my holidays are typically filled with boredom and monotony, unlike my other friends whose holidays are normally crammed with activities and revision schedule. The momentum to submerge myself in the seas of books and exercises seemed to fade away as I develop into a lethargic individual especially during holidays. My cerebrum is constantly at rest.
To sustain the efficiency of my partially oxidised brain, I reluctantly did some revision on Biology Chapter 3: Coordination and Response which seemed endless with no ending. Additionally memorizing long complicated scientific terms for neurotransmitters such as acetylcholine, noradrenaline, serotonin and dopamine may lead to permanent damage to my Central Nervous System (CNS).
Gaming time start in the afternoon, a game of Warcraft aids in eliminating drowsiness and improve the rate of impulse transmission in my brain which is indisputably vital for my preparation for BM tuition at PBK.
I woke up at 11.00am after attending my grandparents’ birthday dinner last night. The atmosphere was simply joyful and great since all my cousins are finally back to their hometown and missing them for so long (I shall blog about that after I collected all the photographs taken on that day). I lazily lug my body to the sofa in front of the television and watch “The Martha Stewart Show” with mum on NTV7, currently still in my hibernation mode. I simply could not explain why my holidays are typically filled with boredom and monotony, unlike my other friends whose holidays are normally crammed with activities and revision schedule. The momentum to submerge myself in the seas of books and exercises seemed to fade away as I develop into a lethargic individual especially during holidays. My cerebrum is constantly at rest.
To sustain the efficiency of my partially oxidised brain, I reluctantly did some revision on Biology Chapter 3: Coordination and Response which seemed endless with no ending. Additionally memorizing long complicated scientific terms for neurotransmitters such as acetylcholine, noradrenaline, serotonin and dopamine may lead to permanent damage to my Central Nervous System (CNS).
Gaming time start in the afternoon, a game of Warcraft aids in eliminating drowsiness and improve the rate of impulse transmission in my brain which is indisputably vital for my preparation for BM tuition at PBK.
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