【和尚】爱你们

借着喜庆回馈大伙 【和尚】爱你们

亲爱的纽约版水民们~~
谢谢你们配偶走过的日日夜夜！

刚刚查了成绩 modern physics pass了~~
这堂课是这学期我最担心的一堂课， 为啥呢？ 因为学的不好呗。

偶去找过任课的老太太聊 说 “教授啊，这是我最后一个学期了，我要是pass了这课就可以按时毕业了”

然后老太太才不管呢 说“和尚啊~~这也许不是你最后一个学期啊~~也许下学期你还要回来！”

听完她这话和尚郁闷了~~为啥郁闷呢~~第一个midterm过后全班drop了一大半，没剩下多少了，偶这死皮赖脸的留下来了 不就是为了毕业嘛，偶midterm也没pass 特丢人，一个非物理系的学生没事儿跑去上什么物理课啊！那我不是全班垫底儿啊~~不fail我fail谁！

上个星期final exam，偶充满信心的走进考场迎接挑战！我往往遇到同样的情况，在期末考试前的某一个刹那间 瞬时好像弄懂了一个学期的东西，感谢我的幸运，感谢我的瞬时灵感。
我对我的final 充满自信，我觉得没有100也得有90吧。

感谢老太太，感谢一起上课的同学们，感谢一切一切~~看到成绩老太太给了我一个B的成绩。

在这寒冷的冬日，看到 secret007的帖子，听着帖子里的歌曲 和尚心里暖暖的好开心啊！

感谢你们的各种帖子和生活中的帮助！

有你们的存在 和尚的冬天不冷！

恩！

回馈大伙，发20个馅儿饼！！芹菜馅儿的哦！！ 哈哈

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