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011 Dead tired

My body aches. I am very very tired from todays work. Yet, I cannot rest since I still have to prepare for tomorrows activity.

I finished and passed two syllabi for today. I am also done with one schedule which is to be given to the students. I still have to do two more syllabi. I will finish one this sunday and work for the other after next week.

Yes, there are lots and lots of work. I have no regrets however of leaving Jubilee. I know that I am in a right direction. It seems that I am with people who are not simply bright. They all manifest the drive for excellence.

I have to rest my finger for a while. I have to work after 15 minutes.

God bless you.

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