Simplicity is preferable to complication. Yesterday, I experienced this with msn messenger where I tried to download version 7.5 and expected the games to work but instead, it was very slow and the games still did not work. A simple action of looking outside during a maths competition can refresh your mind. Even walking slower helps my worries or playing a happy tune in your head. A simple life brings happiness and enjoyment even during school.

I seem to have a liking for old movies as opposed to the modern ones. The "Sound of Music", "Breakfast at Tiffany's" and "Mary Poppins" are the ones I have previously watched. They are all such happy movies. I guess that's why they are classics now. Audrey Hepburn and Julie Andrews performed their roles beautifully. I would strongly advise everyone to see them and enjoy them. A needed break from the usual action-packed movies which are currently aired.

Pain is part of life. As are many other things but that is completely beside the point. Food is also a part of life and appreciation of it increases as pain increases in some situations. Situations where porridge is the only option for food. Where any other food, when eaten, causes great pain.

At this particular point in my life, I am trying to improve my handwriting and find a certain way of speaking that may be more pleasant for myself as well as others.

1. My handwriting, I believe, lacks style. I have just chosen my way of writing an 'f' which I am very fond of. My 'a''s, however, have returned back to the way I originally wrote them. I also like the way I write the letter 'o' but for all the other letters, there is nothing I particularly like or dislike about them. I shall continue in search of special links and alterations that would improve my writing.
2. The clarity of the words I speak is lacking and I am striving to find an accent or "technique" that would suit the way my mouth operates. I am working towards an expressive tone which is very smooth but rather fast as well, making speaking a convenient affair. It is surprisingly difficult to maintain an unusual way of speaking for the whole day but it is essential to make a habit out of it, an absolute necessity to changing one's method of speaking.