I think my student finally understood the topic of transformation of curves. Today was the third time I went her house this week. That's maths in jc. You'll be able to do well, as long as you work hard enough. And this "hard enough" isn't all that hard afterall.

Just read xiaxue's blog. I'm no fan of hers. I went there today because a friend told me of this interesting post. So I just clicked on the link she sent to satisfy my own curiousity. Go and take a look when you've time, and you'll see for yourself the power of photoshop. You may ignore her remarks though. :) For a moment, I was quite impressed with her.

After a break of two weeks, I'm back to working on my project. At last, I get to do some analysis. Everything looks kind of familiar. And I suddenly feel, I've chosen the right project. It'll probably be much of a struggle if my project is on graph theory. Haha. Still, I hope I'll begin to appreciate more of graph theory this semester.

If I ever do my masters in nus next year, I hope graduate analysis I and II will be offered. And hopefully, denny will be teaching! Haha. I just saw him teaching the class last friday. If not because it clashes with my graph theory lecture, I would have asked him for permission to sit in. And probably, my semester will be more enjoyable than what it is now, without a single analysis module.

Academic issues aside, below are my new toys from Hong Kong.


prince keroppi: it's going to be the lead character in my commencement photos next year


donald duck: pluto's new friend. new collection on my bed

I think I'm such a fortunate kid sometimes. At the very least, I get to do masters, if I want to. I've heard of people who give up masters so that they can work to support their families. It's a pity. But on the other hand, I look up to them for being such good children to their parents.