dangerously calm

when you're anxious and worried and concerned and (insert synonym here), that's terrible.
when you're calm, it's dangerously calm.

if you plot stress level against time span of exam, including the month preceding the exam, what you obtain is a demand curve, yes an inverse relationship - rather like that between volume and pressure at a constant absolute temperature and given a fixed amount of gas (so says Boyle's Law); and it's strange, perhaps we could attribute it the fact that some of us began revision earlier, but either way, it's worrying.

i'm blogging. i'm on msn. and i'm not planning to do much today save for calling and praying (cap-ping) the class. oh well. people are going to get peeved. but the blessing must be carried out i guess. as we approach the next term, we start on the right footing.

the sun shines after the brief shower (rain rain come and play!) oh yes. have i mentioned that on rainy days tim gains a two times multiplication in alertness and strength, and that the sun absolutely saps him of all energy. so you know now, to poison him, all you need to do is feed him sunshine bread (:

maybe. i should go get some English done. immerse myself in some literary jargon. or something. i always get worried at the strangest moments.