Once, there were two man in a park, sawing through trunks after trunks of trees. One of the man was extremely conscientious; he sawed and sawed and sawed, never pausing to take a break. The other man, however, told frequent breaks and whistled cheerily while doing his work. At the end of the day, the conscientious man finally stopped and looked around. To his surprise, the other man's pile of logs was much higher than his! He was puzzled and a little disappointed. How could it be? He was at work the whole day while that man slacked and took his own sweet time!

The other man noticed his dismayed expression and said to him gently, "Sometimes, when you pause to give yourself a breather, you can return to your work feeling much more re-energized and all ready to begin over." The other man looked skeptical.

"And," he continued, "you didn't notice, but while I was resting, I sharpened my saw.."

Moral of the story: Breaks are pardonable.

haha ohkay there is obviously another more sensible moral inside but I have no idea how to put it in words. Sharpen your saw at regular intervals (To apply to studying accordingly). Or as Mrs LBY said, Study Smart!

But, what excatly is studying smart? /: Will it help me to cram a truckload of info into my minute brain in five days?

I'm cheerfully telling myself that after blogging, I might just get into the mood for studying! :D
Who am I kidding ? /: