After three months of holidays, it's finally time to hit back to school again.
I'm supposed to wake up in 4.75 hours time but I'm not even asleep yet. I will miss these owl-ish days.
Let's see, what have I done during the span of this break?
I think I totally slacked for like the first month. Massive bballing, going out, meeting up with people, reading, dvds pia-ing and the like. I think I probably read like 30 books in the last 3 months.
And then worked for like 1.5 months, during which I earned a cool $2.5 K.
And then slacked the rest of my time away with more reading and nua-ing.
6 modules, plus FSAE, IFG bball, Funka, probably IVP training. And damn, I must chiong for a CAP of 3.5 this sem, else really cham.
From last sem I realized that even if I don't have many commitments, I won't use the spare time to study one. So might as well get involved with more stuff.
That would probably instill a sense of urgency in me and make me work harder when I'm working.
This probably sounds like crooked logic but I never said I was normal.
Ok I should go to bed.
I'm supposed to wake up in 4.75 hours time but I'm not even asleep yet. I will miss these owl-ish days.
Let's see, what have I done during the span of this break?
I think I totally slacked for like the first month. Massive bballing, going out, meeting up with people, reading, dvds pia-ing and the like. I think I probably read like 30 books in the last 3 months.
And then worked for like 1.5 months, during which I earned a cool $2.5 K.
And then slacked the rest of my time away with more reading and nua-ing.
6 modules, plus FSAE, IFG bball, Funka, probably IVP training. And damn, I must chiong for a CAP of 3.5 this sem, else really cham.
From last sem I realized that even if I don't have many commitments, I won't use the spare time to study one. So might as well get involved with more stuff.
That would probably instill a sense of urgency in me and make me work harder when I'm working.
This probably sounds like crooked logic but I never said I was normal.
Ok I should go to bed.
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