Greetings to all. As some of you may have noticed, this is the first post on this blog. And on this first post, I would like to say a few words about me, and why I started this blog.
Firstly, this is not my first blog. All my previous blogs either fell into disuse within a week or two or disappeared into thin air because the host decided to not be a host anymore (!$##$@#! d**ry-x!!!!). While this might be the only entry on this blog, at this point of time, I hope that I will not succumb to laziness and once again have another blog that's rotting in cyberspace.
What is this blog going to be about? I guess it's going to be where I pen down thoughts on the people and things that matter to me. I suppose that's what all blogs are used for. So, what exactly will people expect to find on this blog?
Thoughts on: Math, Physics, School, World Issues, the usual.
Poetry by: Other people, and sometimes myself (though I haven't written in ages and can't profess to be much of a poet myself)
Attempts at artwork.
Attempts at music.
And the Interesting and Weird things I encounter in my not-so-boring life.
The list could go on. But these are mostly what people would expect to see up here.
I would very much appreciate comments if any of you feel that what i have posted has "spoken to you". No spam please. Thanks.
In case you don't already know, or haven't managed to infer, I am a physics major (in NTU). So, I shall therefore use my first post to bitch about the NTU physics tutorials with which I am very much peeved about.
I have always enjoyed physics, and though I've never shown much brilliance for it, I don't believe myself to be that horrible at it either. BUT, I have no idea what the physics profs at SPMS are thinking by giving us such KILLER tutorials. I had absolutely NO IDEA how to do almost all the questions in the latest tutorial. Well, maybe that was a little bit of an overstatement, but it STILL doesn't deny the fact that SPMS gives killer tutorials (at least for PAP111. I'd like to hear an Amen to that if there are any PAP students out there reading this).
In my last tutorial, I sought the power of the Amazing Pink White Elephant, and I think that I'll be seeing him for many more tutorials to come. For all physics majors, in the event that you do not know how to do your tutorial questions, seek out the Elephant.
Sigh... 
