Managed to return home in one piece. I'm exhausted and braindead from hours of grinding and grilling. True to what I guessed, the exam delivered a barrage of case-studies and because it was a beta exam, there were more than the usual three. When I saw the first case-study, I was stunt for 10 minutes (praying inside my heart - Please lemme pass, please, please, please.). It felt like - "I'm gonna be dead, Dead, DEAD!"
Came back from my reverie and proceeded on. As I was getting the hang of the questions, all a sudden, a tough one landed on me. *Bang* It felt like a meteor being hit by a nuke, sending me to pieces. Then on the road to recovery there came a small case-study - "HaHaHa!", I laughed. But the questions that came with it was arRRGGHHhh!!!!! *Pull Hair* *Pull Hair* I didn't even have time to complete them! I don't dare to laugh anymore.
I'm glad it is over now. Over, Over, OVER! There were so many exam takers who came and went while I was taking mine. I thought I could never leave the exam room. Well, it's over NOW! Yeah! What a relieve?! ... for a while I guessed. Like the rest, I will need to wait for eight weeks for my results.
Coming up next week will be:
- 71-444: PRO: Optimizing and Maintaining a Database Administration Solution by Using Microsoft SQL Server 2005
- 71-443: PRO: Designing a Database Server Infrastructure by Using Microsoft SQL Server 2005
Ok-ok. I better go destress myself with Aeon Flux now to maintain my sanity.
*HuGs*
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