hey sup.
so after a week of mucking around and a weekend of meet-ups, it was back to more mucking around before more people time tomorrow onwards. psyched.
actually watched a japanese drama i had wanted to catch on youtube, and within the last 3 episodes (it was only 10 episodes, mind you), i just started to skip parts and in the finale, i just fastforwarded the thing entirely to see the ending. the casting sucked, especially for the leads. not that the chick isn't pretty, she just looked too old for the guy, especially when she was really 24 and looked 24, while the guy was only 14. yeah well, no chemistry.
witnessed this bunch of japanese students/people (well what the hell, students are people) moving in yesterday. there were these stacks of cardboard boxes on the foyer. not sure what they contained, but i never saw them again. the boxes and people, i mean.
can't wait for school to start, so i can finally do something productive. seriously this spring break is too friggin' long. feels even longer than summer break in melbourne, although the latter is really longer. meh.
on the downside, having 9am classes would mean i'd have to wake by 7 every morning. haven't done that since...never i guess. since in trinity, 9am classes only required a wakeup call at 8, and back in singapore, 6am. so 7am would be a new change. whoopee.
looking at all the junk left around in the room, which will accumulate from more shopping, not sure how i'm gonna pack everything and bring 'em back home. not to mention that 2 hour journey from the dorm to the airport. by myself. on the last day of semester here. on which i hope i don't have any examination. shoot me. don't tell me not to shop. because i already did lol. and will eventually do more.
anyway, the view outside my room window is pretty awesome. the rows of sakuras have blossomed, and plenty of people have walks and picnics during the day. actually, i prefer seeing the red, orange, yellow and brown autumn leaves than the pink mass. makes me think of...strawberry milkshakes and hello kitty. i don't need a sanrioland everywhere i go, but heck, it's seasonal. SEASONAL. you don't get that in singapore. no you don't! not in melbourne either. no you don't!
out of sight, out of mind.
how true indeed, although somehow it can't seem to apply to food.
when it comes to mind, i go to sights.
but anyway, i don't miss what/who i missed half as much now.
wee.
