today was one of those days, where I was still in the morning daze throughout the entire day. Isn't a very good feeling, but i'm sure I brought it up upon myself. I shouldn't have slept so late.

I came into COB lesson just within the grace period (thank god, because they're being stringent with the attendance these days). Along with me, was Siti, who I met earlier at the MRT station, and Divina, where Siti figured that Divina would arrive around our timing. And she was right! So, we 3 walked to school.

So we had to do yet another role play for COB. This one was regarding body language. The interviewee would give false information to the interviewer, and the interviewer is expected to be able to point out these pieces of false information via analysing the interviewee's body language. Body language signs such as supporting the head with the hand, tapping your fingers on the table, and scratching your ears are supposedly give-away tell tale signs of the interviewee giving false information.

Of course, not much of this actually did work out in class. But we get the idea. Joel was in my group, and he was comlpaining on how ridiculously open the questions are, that Mr. Chin have been giving us recently. With that note, the person with the best body language in my group, in my opinion, would be Amira. I could have been better, but I was unfortunately, still in the morning daze.

What I really wanted to do today for COB, was to get my transcript reviewed for the COB assessment by Mr. Chin, so that I could carry-on to do my next draft. Averic's my partner this one, but even after explicitly stating over a conversation on Messenger that I intended to finish a first draft of the transcript today, he didn't turn up for today's COB lesson. He came for the next lesson, POA instead. He said he needed more sleep, so he decided to just sleep a little more and skip COB lesson altogether.

All in all, I didn't manage to get to discuss the transcript with nither Mr. Chin or my partner. Mr. Chin said that today just wasn't "clinic day". Tommorrow would be "clinic day". For some 15 minutes during COB, I dozed off.

Grand!

After that somewhat useless COB lesson, it was a slightly more useful (and rather hectic) POA lesson. We've started on a Case Study, which is the in-module portion of our assesment for this module. Our out-module assesment was a written paper, and apparently there were alot of people who did very well for it. As such, they're moderating it using this Case Study that we're doing. So, Case Study just got a whole lot more harsh.

It was kinda hectic in class. Ms Cynthia did guide us step-by-step, but damn. Those *fake* invoices, cheques, payment vouchers, Goods Recieved Notes, and oh my. They were driving me crazy, and I was a little slow on picking up how recording those transactions were like, but Ancherle and Alicia had already started recording them. I tried to help Ancherle with those transactions as soon as I picked up on how to record them (so many numbers!), while Alicia did the filing. We exchanged places sort of, and I did filing, and Alicia helped with those transactions. If only I could understand those transactions faster. It must have been the morning daze affecting me once again. It was kinda hectic, because there were papers all over the 3 desks we had combined, with Ms Cyntiha repeating that she wouldn't repeat her instructions (although she did repeat).

Each group is supposed to design a cover page for thier group, and since I had a printer, Ancherle asked me to just do it anyway. I guess I could, becuase it did feel like I wasn't contributing to the group enough, when I couldn't grab those transactions.

So, at home, I opened up Photoshop, and whipped this up:

Not sure what to describe it, but it works anyway.

Seriously, I have NO idea what to describe it.

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Note to self: Bring a paperweight to school.

We had a change of OFA teachers, for the second time. This one's another Female teacher, Mrs Felina (I think). I liked Mr Henry, but ah well. Mrs Felina is rather flexible, allowing us to do our own things in class, so as long as we follow the lesson. I slept three-quarters into the lesson (the class was crazy), and after I woke up, I continued with the excel spreadsheet that we were supposed to be working on. Razmeer, as usual, pointed out that I was sleeping, again.

"cher', this guy always sleep in class one!"

"ah, but he woke up and he still got continue to do right? It's okay if you sleep, just as long as you follow and keepup with the lesson, it's fine with me."

I was a little surprised when she said that. The class could get used to her easily, I guess. She's pretty nice. I guess only time will tell. Like I said in my previous post, there might be a threshold.