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 Hi! I know I'm quite late for this but 'Better be late than Never', right!? So, here are ✨the 16 things which 2022 taught me✨: 1. LIVE IN THE MOMENT 🌿 There is a life outside your mind too. It doesn't really matter what you thought/are thinking about anything really. It's just a thought, a imagination..Life is a precious and most fragile gift, God has given us, cherish it and make it worth living. 2. LIFE IS NOT ALWAYS FAIR TO YOU🤷‍♀️ Life is not always goody-goody to us. Sometimes we fail, sometimes we win. 3. NEVER HAVE HIGH EXPECTATIONS🙅‍♀️ Never ever have high expectations from anyone (as they say) but I would also like to add  'your life'. Trust me dear it's a better way to live. Because if something doesn't turn out as you expected then you won't be hurt as you didn't expect that and also if it turns out to be great then you won't be disheartened again because you didn't expect anything big. 4. REMEMBER TO THANK YOUR GOD TIM...

24/01/2022                                                                                                                MONDAY                                                                                                             PTMs are not that BAD! Ma'am kept on saying to everybody that don't take it like we are here to complain, take it as a feedback. Marks were low but my class teacher said marks are not everything.. She also commente...

 RED ALERT!!! Exams coming through!! lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣 From 29th, I have my CT4 then annuals.  ~Phew~ I have not written any blog since 8th Jan only because of this. I've so much going in my head that today is friday and I didn't even realised 😝 The day I love because the next is Saturday and Saturday=No work day 😉 But "sone pe suhaga karne ko"I have PTM on Sat and I know I'll be doomed 😶 Ma'am will for sure comment on my part in class discussion/I don't ask doubts..I know😔 that's the only reason I hate PTMs..I 'm not like other kids who learn and have doubts at the same time..I sometimes don't even have any other way of thinking abt the concept that I'll have a doubt. And off course she'll comment on my wonderful-wonderful marks in ' Mid-terms &  CT3' Physics 16/30, Chem 20/30 (though better than CT2, where I got 11)...It's not like I have scored bad in all other subs I have improved in Math, CS and Eng but you know peop...

You know what the hardest thing these days(Covid era/no frns, schools, again spreading of this stupis virus, new variants evryother month..& what not) is, to stay positive and optimistic about the future 'cause nobody has seen it and we are always in the fear of losing ourselves in someway or another, to stay self- motivated and not give up before the fight..🤞🤞 the fear is not of death but of the future like, what I'm gonna do after studies, who I'm gonna be? will I be able to find myself..my raison d'etre..will I?  Will I be able to understand my studies sans losing myself in the process? Will I get through this Science thingy sans pressure..? or it'll deteriorate my marks or what not..have I made the right decision...Was I in my senses when I took this or just random suggestions or situations happen, and I took it..? Am I doing this the right way? Do I have to be a book worm all day to score good in exams??I knew I was not a kid who can study all day everyda...