Eggshells

You might be wondering "Oh what's with that lame title." Well, it's not only you but I was also thinking just the same, and if you think the person who wrote this entry have got nothing to do but lay around lazily trying to think of something to spend her time on, then you got that right. (10 points for you) Anyway, so what's with the vapor pressure, and    freezing point, eh? Well, we all know that all of this are stuff we probably tackled in science class, yes. One of the easiest days of our science life right before we reach college (especially for science majors). As as I write this, I guess you already guessed what I'm trying to point out. Yes, it's not only matter that experiences this state but also us humans (what am I talking about, humans are also matter. I'm making myself appear stupid and right infront of my own blog, so lame. The title's lame and so the author too.) so yep, that goes without saying we experience these things; thou...

The problem with root cause analysis is that no matter how many "why's" you answer, it will always end up that it was you who had done something wrong. That's what I've learned and realized today. Not that it matters a lot but it can affect a person a lot more than you can expect. Getting depressed over a quiz is something normal that a college student who has the same field as mine would naturally feel. Grades are everything in college. They decide what your rank is and how people look at you. Well, that's how life is... Even in normal circumstances we look at those who are on the top most highly without recognizing the people who had set the standard for us to label them as "on the top" (I hope you get what I mean - we wont be able to address people as 'on the top' if there are no people 'at the bottom', it is the same as experiencing happiness, we can't describe the feeling of happiness if weren't able to experie...