OMG... I'm so overwhelmed with nervousness today. Not only myself, but the rest of the class are whining and complaining about today. We're squeezed dry, real dry today. Our brain juice are depleted by the end of the day having 3 tests in a row continously without a break. 8 to 10am we have 2 ocular pathology test.... a slide test and a written test and from 10am to about 1pm, we have clinical optometry II practical test. Whatever I've memorised didn't come out on the spot due to nervousness.

Guess what? At Anna Yeo's component... I blundered super badly. When demonstrating my confrontation this is what happened....

CP: Look at my nose

After a few seconds....

CP: Wait~ Can you take off your glasses. Okay, look at my nose again, can you see my nose? Is any part of my face missing or blur?

Again after a few seconds....

CP: Wait~ can you please cover one of your eye?

-__-" I'm dead~!


Next story continues when she asks me about what is the normal value of FACT... I forgot is based on the graph and I pondered and stuck there for half a minute and said... " I forgot"

Next she ask me some Colour Vision test and when she ask me for the normal values of City Uni test I stuck again. WTH, I anyhow bombed.... I said inability to read plates 7 to 10 fails the passing criteria. Till now I still dunno the answer. OMG....

She asked me why is FACT better than Pelli-Robson... My only answer was because FACT only need to tell orientation of the lines and pello robson is alphabets, those who dunno ABC can do FACT. Sounds make a little sense but it was a stupid answer out of my brain at that kan chiong point of time.

Ting Ting the bell sounded and off I left the room with worries, dissappointment and some sort of relief that it's finally over and headed to FoodCourt 2 and started discussing about our practical test with the rest of the classmates while we had lunch together.

It was a traumatising day for everyone and a super tired one because we're all burning midnight oil studying hard for it and there we are gonna score really really bad for today's tests be it pathology or clinical optometry.

We're all so drained with tests everyday continuosly without any study week right till exams.... Sometimes I am bewildered and amazed by our strength and perseverence to carry on the ordeals and tough times like this. I think by the end of 3 years in optometry, our head would have increased in circumference and size by a few inches from the baseline.

2:24 PM; undramatically.Y