MultitaskingIf you don't know what that mean's you are probably intelectually changllenged. But do not fear! The almighty dictionary to the rescue!
1) mul·ti·task·ing (mŭl'tē-tās'kĭng, -tī-) n. The concurrent operation by one central processing unit of two or more
2) multitask
n. Often used of humans in the same meaning it has for computers, to describe a person doing several things at once (but see
thrash). The term `multiplex', from communications technology (meaning to handle more than one channel at the same time), is used similarly.
Jargon File 4.2.0
There. Now after you had a good look at the meanings, you might be able to guess my current situation.
I am doing so many things at once, I don't even know
what I am doing.
Great irony, huh?
Now I am blogging, listening to music, doing assesment books on Volume and surface area, doing a math worksheet, talking on msn and browsing through baidu.
A lot of things at once. Since I've already experienced it, I have to warn you that multitasking while doing a seriously brain-exploding math problem is not advisable unless you want to land in a mental hospital near your vicinity.
They probably have limited space though, thanks to irksome teachers who think that they are so great and pms-ing bossess who literally
drive us crazy. I'd advise you to book a reservation.
Now my holiday homework!
Chinese
1) 2 周记(1 left)
2) 2 剪报 (1 left)
3) 2 填空4) 读书报告
5) 2 网上测验
6) Some weird project I've forgotten the title of(With Brenice)
English
7) 4 Journals
8) Self-study
9) Read 4 passages from Essential Fiction Genre(Read for what?I've read the whole damn book liao=.=)
Maths
10) Online e-learning (2 Chpt: Area And Perimeter, Volume and Surface Area) (No need, assesment books do the trick nicely. Let's cancel it for the sake of doing so.)
11) Print out and complete worksheet from e-learning website
12) Print out and complete worksheet from class emailHistory
13) Project on SynagougeThe amount I've completed looks pathetic. 7 /13 completed.
Correction-
Really pathetic.
