Deactivate

*photo was taken from Ummu Jannah's. Well, goodluck for all the 95's

Do you know that feeling? Wake up on Sunday morning. It should always been the nicest day of the week. Going back to school the next day. But this time it's different. Knowing that Sunday is the last day of your two weeks 'heaven' and being added to know that the next day is the school day. Have to wake up early, go to the morning routine assembly, study in class, meet back the teachers and on top of that, being ask about the homeworks. I mean, come on.. I haven't touch many of my homeworks yet. And then the mid-term results, the report card day and after that, in August, the SPM trial. Oh my god, I'm dying. Yeah I know it's my fault. It is my biggest fault.


Regret. That's the only thing I can say right now. Another unproductive holiday. Sitting almost every day on the chair of my study desk, but not studying. Instead, wasting my time on the laptop, playing games, surfing the internet. Yeah, internet. The biggest insults. This is the thing why am I not doing my homeworks, not doing my revision, not doing anything productive but just sit there with at least 5 tabs open. Twitter, Facebook, Blogger, Tumblr and Youtube. How can you focus on study when you got such interesting 'activities' to do?

"I got 9A's because I deactivate my Facebook account". Says an SPM candidate, Abdul Rahim on a press interview.

When I read about the news on Harian Metro maybe, I was like.. oh my god I'm gonna to this. No, I should do this! It is proven, that deactivating helps. And with that I would like to announce that me, Muhammad Qarin Al Maduri Bin Faruk will deactivate all those useless activities on the internet maybe until the last day of my SPM examination. I need to do this. SPM is the starter of my future. If I get bad results for my SPM.. I don't know what to do. And this is serious. I will never, ever surf the internet to log into these social networks until the last day of SPM. So guys, sorry. I wouldn't update my blog for a very long period. Keep calm, until the day come.




I know I can do this,
M. Qarin Al Maduri