- If something anticipated arrives too late it finds us numb, wrung out from waiting, and we feel-nothing at all. The best things arrive on time.
Dorothy Gilman, A New Kind of Country, 1978.
No words could describe how I felt when I kept refreshing the page.
I kept refreshing, refreshing and refreshing.
The agony of waiting; the fear.
Oh well, we got our IT in Business marks today by e-mail, and boy, most of my friends got it earlier, and the agony of waiting was so horrible!
I kept refreshing the page, until my computer nearly went dead! Hah!
I refreshed until I felt so numb when I got my results. AH, 4 more marks to Distinction.
Indeed, the best thing arrives on time. Late things are never the best.
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Sorry Ka Yee, I disagree with that last sentence! =P