Five years ago
Today was your last tomorrow

All these tears I shed of sorrow
There was no time left for you to borrow!

A ceremony, robe, yellow scarf, and the notorious square cap, some speeches about progress and the ripened fruit of labor during the past 4 years — I heard, saw, and had them all.

So why then am I not really overjoyed and happy that is all over?

Because it isn't. This chapter has not yet concluded for two simple reasons. And they're both exams.

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Three months.

Three months since I had been diagnosed with the infamous Covid-19, two weeks later I would be released on the premise that "studies show that after two weeks of having the illness and the symptoms greatly improve" I am no longer contagious; therefore, I count as recovered.

Despite this, the doctor recommended me that, once I get released, I shall stay isolated at home for another week just to be safe.

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(IRL stuff, you know the drill)

Positivity.

A word which many would consider it... Well, positively.

Not in 2020.

It's during times like this when you really wish you're not positive. Especially if it's about a certain test of a certain novel disease that assaulted a certain world...

Be negative, it's the new positive.

...

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This blog post is about an IRL matter. Feel free to ignore it should it not be of interest.

I've suddenly awoken at 2 A.M. with one of the most disturbing realisation: I had high temperature (38.5°C / 101.3°F). Given the fact that my coughing symptom was getting worse day by day, I dread to think that I may have Covid-19.

Yet there is still hope that it is just the Flu. I still have the ability to smell and taste.

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