Day 6: Getting there

Wow, day 6. I can't believe that I've been able to last thing long really. It really doesn't sound much actually, but for me, it's something. I hope to keep it going for a couple more days, if not weeks. Let's just see how things go eh.

The exam timetables just came out today. My exams are on the 5, 6, 14, and 21 of June. Relatively spaced out, if not, too spaced out. They pretty much span the whole session of the exam period which I was hoping didnt happen. I really wanted to be able to get exams out of the way fast. I guess it gives me a lot of time to revise though. I really wonder how much revision I can actually do before I just get sick of it though. I'll have to properly put it down on a calender to really see how much time I have between each of them, and how it correlates to swot vac, etc. But for now, I guess I'm relatively pleased about it.

But that's enough from me for now. I've still got some classes to go to. I'm at the uni at the moment.

P.S. please excuse the foul language in the post below. I was angry at the time, hahaha. But yeah. I'm no longer angry. I don't seem to be able to hold my anger for too long periods of time unfortunately hahaha.

MSN, I QUIT YOU.

I'm doing an experiment with myself. How long can I go without MSN? The answer would seem quite simple... perhaps not very long. The issue is how exactly I would cave in. MSN isn't exactly a thing which you use that's 'essential.' It's not something that I 'need', but more of something that I 'want.'

I think I could last pretty long. The only reason I can think of that would cause me to give in to the temptation, would be if someone asked me to go on MSN to help them with work, or if I needed help in turn.

The point of the experiment (other than to deviate myself from MSN so I can essentially focus more on study and university - perhaps even my blog) is to determine how much of a significant factor MSN is in my life now. I'm on everyday. As soon as my computer turns on, I'm online. I'm on MSN.

The fact is, I'm only giving up MSN. I'm not giving up the internet as a whole. That's impossible. I don't think anyone could do that. Simply because they wouldn't be able to get anything done - so much of our lives are centered around it. University emails, notices, research, news, etc.

I'll still be writing on this blog. Perhaps my time away from MSN will mean that I'm going to spending more time on my blog or on Myspace or Facebook, and my initial intention to focus more on study will inevitably be fruitless. We'll just have to wait and see.

For now, I'm going cold turkey on MSN. Farewell.