unfinished assignments...

It's the first time I spend more than 13 hours doing 3 questions and still cannot solve it correctly despite having the solution manual.....

Started doing my Heat and Mass Transfer assignments at 7.30pm on Monday night. Thought I should be able to finish it within 5 hours since I have the solution manual.

Was doing it with another friend of mine who was good in solving these sort of questions.

Yet the two of us worked through the night and till day break at 6am not able to finish the 3rd question....

Slept from 6am to 830am and went to class...
Didn't even study that hard during my exams last semester and this semester..

Well, I call that a new experience^^

Result < Time*Effort

Just finished an exam. Management Information System.

I feel that business subs exams are weird. The exam questions were T/F, Objective and fill in the blanks.
It's a bit frustrating because it's like: there's 1500 things and I remember 1200 things but they only questioned me on the 300 things that I don't remember~

Result for my Heat and Mass Transfer also came out last Wednesday.
Was above average, but I thought I'd get a better result because the questions were similar to past years questions.

But did so many bloody mistakes~~

Will need to do quite well in my next 2 exams if I wanna get an A for this sub....

Salmon's Life

Salmon are anadromous: they are born in fresh water, migrate to the ocean, then return to fresh water to reproduce, and die. Folklore has it that the fish return to the exact spot where they were born to spawn, tracking studies have shown this to be true but the nature of how this memory works has long been debated.

Chinook and sockeye salmon from central Idaho travel over 1400 km and climb nearly 2100 m from the Pacific ocean as they return to spawn.

Not many people are born to die. There are a lot of things that we would like to achieve in life. Wealth. Fame. Longevity.

Yet Christ set an example for us, and said that unless a grain of wheat falls into the ground and dies, it remains alone. But if it dies, it produces a lot of grain.

If a salmon, guided by the hand of God, is willing to undergo such long, hard process to give birth to their next generation, what is stopping me from carrying out God's will so that many more may experience His gift of new life?

I long to take the road less travelled, seing things from God's perspective rather than from my own. Yet if I'm not willing to make greater sacrifice, will it be possible?

If I haven't died to myself how can I experience the power of resurrection?

-just some random thoughts after listening to todays easter sermon-

Final year...

I'm now a senior in Uni.
Can't wait to graduate.
Amazing how 4.5 years passed like rushing water.

Not that I hate studying, but can't wait to see what God has in store for me.

Working with my current company?
Graduate school?
1 year mission trip?
Work somewhere else?

I want to serve God and be in a position where I can influence others for Him.

I want to share about what God has done for me. He has been gracious and good to me.
I want to share what He has showed me during the last few years and apply what I've learn.

Should I be choosing the road less taken?^^