“life will be better in spring”

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they listen to all sorts of your craps.

sharing your deepest secrets that you'll never thought this person would be the onw knowing it.

talk bout the same topic again and again and again but you'll never feel bored.

the relationship is like a symbiosis mutualism and commensalism.

they just give you suprise at the time you least expect. =)

Labels: A levels, Inti, Monash

Looking at my hectic uni timetable drives me crazy. Sometimes I am not able to tell what I want. I know uni life is not all about books and studying. New things, new friends and yes, sticking to your laptop for hours just for assignment.

You know, the word assignment sounds like a stranger to me. I've never done assignments except for Stats chapter by chapter(homework I call it, assignment would be a more canggih term). And Maths 'assignment', which is again 1 piece of paper with some past years questions. Nevertheless, there would be no assignment for chemistry and biology.

Back then, its just studying, studying and studying.

Some sneek peeks from my senior who brought us for campus tour. Part of our course is to learn how each components of the ingredients affect the texture of the product and etc. And we're learning how to make our own candies. Oh wait, its not ALL about COOKING and Opening a restaurant. Its food science.

I should be taking an elective from engineering that would help me in my course and yeah, marketing too. I hope i can cope up with it. I am aiming for at least 2 HDs.(I hope)

Labels: A levels, Monash

Uni is starting and the timetable is freaking hectic. I love how my A-levels timetables were last time. At least its rare to have class beyond 4pm.

And now? 4 pm, 5 pm with a few one hour breaks in the middle.

Its just orientation, and I already lost around 2 lbs. No joke, its even more effective than running on the threadmill for 2 hours.

I am already dead tired. I couldn't imagine how med students timetable would be. Hectic till there's no time to breathe? Probably, I dunno. Hopefully I'll enjoy my uni life. Now I'm looking forward for breaks. I miss A levels.=(

Labels: A levels

I'm so lost right now.

Why? I don't know. Probably stepping into a new place makes me feel like a total complete stranger(I need time to aclimitise with the surrounding). Lotsa things running through my mind. Like seriously a LOT.

Am I leading to the right way?
Did i choose the right course?
Will I be happy with the way I choose or regret at the end of the day?

I didn't expect this to happen to me though. When it comes to decision making, I'm weak at my knees.



Leaving high school was tough. Years of friendship and bonding and every place tells a story.

Entering Pre-U was fun. Knowing new people and every place tells a story. The class, the office, the cafeteria and the lift, all has its own stories. I could list the details, the tiny things that lift up my mood that particular moment.

Leaving pre-u was a must thing to do for all students. but when I stepped back to the place where I spend most of my time studying, the library, the class, the lift. The incident that happened and ruined around a month of my studies realising that its the stupidest thing a friend could do to another friend.

Oh well, fingers crossed. I need to relax.

Lets just see how things go tomorrow.


Its freaking adorable but expensive.=.=

Labels: A levels

*Just had a scrumptious lunch at Zan Mai, helping Unna to break her 'sushi virginity'.

Today officially marks the last day of work in OAR. No unusual feeling. Maybe its because I'm already tired of working. Next week's cny and the week after that is orientation and then classes will start.

We were required to fill in a survey form to write out how we feel bout ICSJ. I guess most of us are here because of one thing, reasonable price and we get good lecturers.

1 and a half year is not long or short. But time does flies. I made friends over there and my mandarin improved.

But I would like to say a thing, never judge a person unless you talked to him/her before for at least a couple of times.

In fact, when I changed my perspective towards it, I gained friends. I gained shopping kakis and chatting kakis =).

Starting a new life in monash sounds a lil scary to me. Cut throat fees are enough to kill me. I am aiming for a at least 85% though. I need scholarship.

This picture is from the courtesy of Miss Rafeah, our programme officer. Check out the facebook album for more photos of it.=)





Can you spot me?

Labels: A levels, Friends

I finally got myself the set I mentioned in the previous post. It was random I know. I got the Exclusive travel collection which looks something similar in the pic minus the mini one.

Results are finally out. Satisfied? Probably yes. AS results taught me to be contented and sometimes its what you CAN not what you WANT.

Better than I expect(I have pretty low expectations for myself this time). At least I proved that I can do something that some think I couldn't. *grins

Getting the perfume was a real random decision. I thought of getting it by end of the month when my salary is out, but I couldn't wait to get my hands on it so I went to pyramid to get it.

Sometimes its really hard when people put expectations on you. I did, for myself previously. At least my parents didn't FORCE me and MUST secure a scholarship in order to do that.

'All these are just temporary, when time flies, you'll eventually move on and forget bout it.'

Wise enough for me when I heard this from one of my lecturers.

Got pissed off by some people who thinks that they're too good for others.

Oh c'mon, I don't think you worth my concern anymore.

Labels: A levels

After so many shots of Durian cendols, lotsa walking, chicken rice, nyonya food. I'm half dead. Nola, the trip was awesome.

I remember it was so last minute and it turned up awesome.=D

And we learned unknown facts bout our classmates that we never knew.

Julian
-he is really a poser.
-and he's like our baby sitter in the trip.
-super gentlemen.
-he's half korean.
-got new nickname by kaykay which is 'jin yeung'. Lols. Just joking

Kaj
-you should see his priceless expression in the gondola.

Generally, I would say the guys in our class are super gentlemen. Guys, take it as a complement okay.

For more pictures, go to our facebook album. its loaded with photos


At the Famous chicken riceball shop.



Eye on Malaysia.