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Chasing paper...

It's that time of the year again!!When all systems go alert and somehow my world becomes filled with "EXPLAIN.." ILLLUSTRATE" "DEFINE" "PROVE" !!!!!

It's a hardknock life chasing academic papers!!I was humming a song all day yesterday (HARDKNOCK LIFE BY JAY-Z)simply because some programming concept practically made me go mad!!!I
 don't blame the person who invented exams( but if there was such a person,am sure they would probably be one unlucky person )
Anyhu, who said life was easy chasing paper? Cause it definitely isn't  especially with exams,but counting on all the years  i have spent on earth doing them,am sure i can hack it,AGAIN!!
Somehow,everything in life is an exam,a trial of some sort,we never can get perfect but we eventually get something from it.
Finally,i leave you with a love letter to my testpapers:

 Dear Testpaper,
How lovely it is to see you again despite all my nerves going crazy on me.I didn't miss you but i know and believe with all my heart that i will get through you somehow.Life brought us together and there's no way i can run away from you.However my results will be,i will take them knowing that i did my best.
Love Umy!

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