I'm still counting. Nana.

Everyone feels the anxiety of the exam at different periods during the approaches of the exams. Some earlier while some settles later. I happen to be the latter. I can't really see it approaching but there are signs which indicates its' here (like females who gets their cramps before their period).

First, my friends. A few of my friends kept asking me why I'm so stress when I didn't really feel it. I asked how and why they say so and they just say I look stress and so does my msn nick.

Second, your sleep time. You start waking up at strange period of the night (not to watch soccer or pee) and just refuses to continue the sleep after awaking. And the worse part, you went to sleep late.

Third, your stomach. I started burping very often and simply visit the loo every so often, I bet I spent more time in there enough for me to complete one module of study. I bet this just happens to me and maybe a few others out there.

Fourth, the internet. The drastic decline in the amount of time I spend online is perhaps the largest tale sign of all since I'm supposed to be the no life kid that stays online 25 hours a day and when I'm suddenly not there, people questions me why I'm not online providing MCQ for me to choose from(in preparation for my final exam, how nice. :D ) .

Choices are as below:
i) Your computer is down,
ii) You didn't pay for your internet bills,
iii) You're admitted to A&E,
iv) You're dead.

Mind you that no one actually bothered to include an answer of me starting to prepare for my exams. It must have been my records that I don't start revision until 2 days before the paper or they simply felt that I don't study. Either way they know me too well. They are such good friends and I meant it in a denotation meaning.

P.S: I'm reading rubbish. I don't want to communicate as a professional. I'm just a mere human.