You lose some, gain some

You lose, then you win, you lose than you win and your rating does not increase, you feel improvement but it it just so slow, with the onset of massive time constraints it becomes harder to practice and to improve, you study but for what? You play but for what?

The struggles of being a chess fanatic when your education demands everything but it,
 and when your country is a backwater for such ventures.

Grandmaster Game Analysis #2 Karpov vs Anand

Anatoly Karpov (40)

Viswanathan Anand (22)

Chemistry

Wait, Chemistry is just this!? Really? :)
- Me on realizing how easy Chemistry really was, 30/04/14

Yacapaca!

After what seemed like an eternity doing Physics Yacapaca quizzes, Chemistry seemed like a good old friend to come back to :) 

Goodbye Chess

I'll be saying a hearty goodbye to chess for the next few days since its seriously hindering my revision

Bye Chess :) 

Day 6

Yeah I know, slept late gain, bullet is just so fun! This is really, really bad though,  but the bright side is that I got a new calculator along with doing approximately 4 hours of revision, which can't be a bad thing, although the school recommends around 8 hours a day, which is a monstrous number, anyways, tomorrow will be different!

P.S. It's 1 in the morning so it should technically be Day 7 but as I said, I slept late again. 

Day 5

I realize its early in the morning and that it should technically be day 6 today, but I'll count it as Day 5 since I stayed up this long, well, I went to School, which has now closed for a two week break, which'll probably not be a break for me any ways, I did two hours revision with my math tutor, then just didn't do anything else school related (revising), which was really bad of me, then around 10:00 got stuck in a  "blitz prison" which lasted till about 1 in the morning, basically, it all starts with one game... then your rating drops and you want to get it back up so badly but you keep trying, its painful, and I vow to never go through one of those again.