Craptacular
adj. crap·ta·cu·lar

1. Unpleasant, disagreeable

Nikki knows it will be a craptacular week when she realizes her International Human Rights Law assignment was a debate between her group of 3 against the whole class.

See also: Shitty

I recently concocted a sob story to my daddy dearest.

Dear Dad,
I might not have the chance to take Family Property and Financial Disputes next semester. This is due to the course requiring us to attend a compulsory Family Law Program Placement at another suburb. The problem is that they expect us to provide our own transport. *hint* As the location is quite far from the nearest train and tram stations, it would be quite bothersome for me. *hint hint* Not only that, my International Human Rights Law also has an optional placement with the Red Cross Victoria that will constitute part of my exam's mark, but since it also requires me to provide my own transport, I choosed the exam only option. *hint hint hint*

Nikki

Disclaimer : The 'hint' aren't part of my email. They are there to illustrate my point.

Anyway... you know what the kicker is?

My dad ignored me! He completely skipped me when he replied and instead, spent the whole email asking me about my credit card charges!!! How about a car, dad? *sigh*

Dad, I love you. I really do.

I'm back from my hiatus due to overwhelming demands from my one and only mommy dearest, Beckie!! Give her a round of applause. *claps claps*

Anyway, I will attempt to keep this blog of mine as updated as possible. But do bear in mind that 2nd year of Law has been quite unforgiving on my and my social schedule. I currently have 3 hours of lectures to catch up on - mainly due to me skipping too many morning classes! - and 3 exam assignments due after Easter Break. Looks like this won't be a happy Easter for me. *sobs*

And in case you didn't notice, I'm typing properly!! From now onwards, I will be dotting all my "i" and crossing all my "t", so to speak. This is because I know how annoying it can be to ReAd soMeThINg TypED LiKE tHis or starting a sentence without capital letters. I'm sure everyone has their own pet peeves. Can't please everyone but I'll try to be prim and proper. If that is anyone actually believes that is possible.