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It has been another relaxing yet tensing one module bridging in my pursuit for my degree in science (psychology). I am happy to know that I was well prepared for the exam, but however, it has been sometime since I have taken a written exam, it seems like I forgotten most of the things when I went into the exam hall. I'm predicting a B for this module and don't really want to get a C for this counselling module.
As of now I am a free man to do what I want before the next semster starts and build up two modules of bridging again. After completing the module I can go to USQ (university of queensland) already!
YEA!
Thursday, April 10, 2008
It's been about 11 days since I have passed my exams and 11 days that I have been driving to work and going out with my gf and friends.
I have come to notice trends that I would like to share with people who are going to drive in the future.
Do always check your blind spots especially if you have not checked that side for a long time before you manovoure a turn. Instances happen when you look in the mirrors and think there are no cars beside you, but actually there is one that is moving constantly in your blind spot and you didn't notice and accidents happens if you do a sharp turn in.
Always take good care of the motorist, signal early to inform them you are turning into the lane. Never take for granted they will let you pass even if you signal, they might even acclerate so you don't block his lane. (Especially J plates, they make you more scared when you squeeze in, rather then them being scared)
Allow bigger clearance when overtaking bigger vehicles as you never know if there are motor or cars that might acclerate from LONDON (means very very far) and cut you.
Be Careful on the roads ! Rememeber! Expect people to do the wrong things!