Results Day

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I am typing this now, at 9:39pm, still in shock about today's events. It still feels so unreal!

Today started with the usual 6am wake up and rush session. Chapel at 7:30am, class at 8am. The usual, nothing exciting. My lunch period started from 1pm, which was when I started feeling nervous. One hour left until the news. One hour left until my results are posted.

I had lunch alone in Cafeteria B, and the packed lunch was comforting. I packed Chopped Eggs and Mushroom filling with bread, which wasn't as yummy as the Egg and Tuna filling. Even though Cafeteria B is less crowded than Cafeteria A, I still felt like the cafeteria was too crowded. The number of people there was giving me a headache.

That's why I went to the library, thinking that I would have some peace. I thought that I could quietly do some work to pass the time quicker. I thought wrong. I was soon joined by a classmate, who sat at my table, and read her own books. Even though she wasn't talking or disturbing me, I am ashamed to say that her presence still annoyed me.

Time slowly passed. I don't know why, but it's always the same thing with time: When you're having fun, time flies. When you really want something to happen, time passes too slowly.

1:45pm. 1:56pm. 1:59pm.

When it was finally 2 pm, I was staring at my phone, waiting for the message from my sister. However, mummy beat her to it. The minute mummy's message: "Yay!" pops up, I knew that I passed all 5 of my subjects, the required grade for me to continue attending college.

That was good news, but the great news, the news that I am still in shock over, is my the breakdown for my grades:

-A (81 marks) for Economics
-A (82 marks) for Business Studies 
-A* (95 marks) for English
-A (89 marks) for Accounting 
-B (74 marks) for Math

Not only did I pass all of my subjects, I have the required grades to apply for a 15% scholarship! Sure, it doesn't sound like much, but every ringgit counts, especially when exams can cost RM900 a paper.

I was so happy for the next two hours. I could barely concentrate. When class finally ended at 4pm, I was picked up by mummy, who left work early, so that the family can celebrate.

For dinner, we had IndoMee with sausage and Potato Chips! It was a mini celebration, since I still had homework to do. We celebrated the results of my sister and I. My parents promised a proper celebration on Sunday.

Our Celebration Dinner.
I gave myself some relaxation time, and continued work at 8:30pm. 

The fact that I now have my results, and might get a scholarship, motivates me to work harder for my CAT. If I can get such results for IGCSE, it is possible for me to do well in CAT and move on to ACCA full time.

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