maths craze

I want to apologise to my faithful viewers who have been to my blog everyday hoping for a new entry, but to be disappointed when there was no update. This week, my time was mainly occupied by the loads of homework my undisputed maths pro teacher Mr Lim has given the class. Yes, we are maths pro in the making. Afterall, after doing paper after paper, we ought to improve.
My average sleeping time was extended to 2 or 3a.m., mainly due to the olympic events on the television. This week, records have been broken, we witness the rise of some people, and the fall of some others, but one thing is for sure, they worked their ass of to get to where they are, thus, all credits to the sportsmen and sportswomen at Athens. Anyway, our only hope now lies on Li Jiawei, who beat her opponent Wang Nan of China convincingly and proceeding to the quarter finals. Maybe, just maybe, Singapore is getting another olympic medal in say, after 44 years. I stayed up til 2a.m. last night to watch her play, and she didn't disappoint those Singaporeans watching live. She beat Wang Nan convincingly 4-1, but Zhang Xue Ling lost.
The pressure is now on Li Jia Wei, with everyone in Singapore hoping for Olympic glory, since Ronald Susilo crashed out of the tournament losing to Ponsana Boonsak. Anyway, i want to wish Li Jia Wei the best of luck, and hopefully, bring a gold medal back to Singapore.