Falling in Love with English

One more Microbiology midterm paper to go this Wednesday after a very tough Human Genetics paper I had last Friday. I should blame myself for not memorizing the causes of sickle cell anemia because that was the question arisen in the exam! Argh! But I wonder if there’s really any complete cure for this genetic disease, because that’s the last question in that paper. Other than blood transfusion and gene therapy, which are not complete cure for the disease, what else?

Lots more preparation to do for the Microbiology paper, but still this weekend I could spend my time finishing watching Desperate Housewife season 2 series! I desperately needed to get all series done before I can actually focus on the text-book or else it will keep haunting me when I’m studying! Funny uh?

Besides the family-problems series, I also had done watching ghost-seeker Supernatural series! A friend of mine (who told me he met my twin previously but still not passing me his phone number) introduced me the series and I fall in love to watch the series because I am really into horror movies, but not that addicted though.

But after that, after spending my time watching those series whilst having lunch, dinner and sometimes even during breakfast, I found that watching movies or drama (English I mean) really help me improving my English. Plus, the screen is never with subtitle! And the dictionary is just right close to grab.

All these while, I used to watch English movies with Malay subtitle where my eyes could not stop looking at the subtitles and read, instead of listen what the people in the screen having conversation! And of course I missed some of the interesting and exciting shots.

I don’t know why, but the courage to improve my English is currently developing and here I am, writing entries for this blog in English! Previously, it even hard to finish a four-line paragraph and that’s the time I changed my mind and deleted those English words and started writing in Malay. However, in exam, I can answer almost properly, as long as it’s not English-subject paper. Huhu...

Anyway, wish me the best for next paper on Wednesday. Amen... (Why Christians use this pray-ending as well huh? Isn’t it Arabic word?)