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I HATE CTR!!

for those who do not know what ctr is, it is Communication Theory and Research.
Adoi, thinking about the subject already give me a headachela!

Today i forced my to brain work/ study for the most annoying subject.
Oh My Gosh!

There are so many theories, philosphies and information i had to understand and memorize.
Cant wait to get it done with!

After next week, i'll have a blast, and relax, and pamper myself!!! wohoo!

Okay today was i must say it was very tiring. Except for Dunkin Donuts!! YUMMMY!
I got a headache from studying ctr and i am quite worried that, after all the hardwork( kononla)
nothing comes in to my brain. Darn! You Stupid subject!

As for Carol, my lovely friend, i am so proud for her because she studied more than one page today. Hooray! *laughs*

-I have a crisis though, should i go to Cherating on the 24-27th of November, to have fun and lepak, and first time going to Cherating, and use RM200++ for the whole thing...
Or should i just wait in KL for my mum & sis to come to KL on the 26th and lepak with my family instead? and errr possibly not have to spend anything?ps my mum is going to be in KL from the 26th to the 3rd of dec.

How?

What have i studied today:

* Critical Theory
* Political Economy Theory
* British Cultural Studies
* Symbolic Interaction
* Social Construction Reality
* Limited- Effects Paradigm

and more....

Herm... i hate ctr. But God, please let me As it!

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