Hm…things have been really slow these last few days. I lost most of my sleep hours because of the never-ending assignments. I made over RM80 of translation and some text paraphrasing, which took half of my leisure time. But it didn’t matter. Life must go on, bebeh! My project paper is in total mess…haven’t look at it for a week already. I had a dream juz now about the project paper (see how disturbing it is?) In my dream, Siti Yong handed me the students’ work and their scores on the pre-test. Dang it’s annoying. In the dream, they didn’t even answer the questions. As I wonder what to do, the phone ringing slapped me back into reality. It was Ily, asking whether I can accompany her to go get her convocation robe.
Just now I had my lunch…Diane cooked some black pepper chicken. It’s good…to wake up and have someone said “Zura jom makan?” hehehe…and yes I did wake up at lunch time. It’s university life, you know. Go figure.
The practicum registration is on 10th March. Just now Mr. S called me and asked me when my friends and I will be available for the briefing. It’s to inform us about which school can we go and which we can’t go to. Me and Kak Na had decided to go to a school in Bukit Beruntung, due to some pleasant comments by the lecturers about the school. Plus the living cost is not that high compared to other places.
Y’know…the thing that annoys me the most during this last semester in UPSI is how things didn’t change for good…yet. I think I have been battling every morning to go to the lectures. What’s with the bus-fight, the lack of facilities in UPSI (especially cafés). I remember back then they had a really nice café at the Art and Music Faculty. That’s where me and my mates used to lepak around before and after theatre classes. And every Wednesday or Thursday they had something called “Santai Seni” which is some kind of stress relieve to most of us. Now all they have is the empty café with occasional banshees passing by. (Juz kidding).
However, looking back at the university, and remembering how it used to be, the new students are in for a much better future. There were only one ATM machine back then, and we were forced to wear shoes to go into the library. But I still hate the lectures at Taman U. Still. And Will Always. Do. Period.
And now presenting the top ten songs in my head rite now… (Drum roll!!!)
Just now I had my lunch…Diane cooked some black pepper chicken. It’s good…to wake up and have someone said “Zura jom makan?” hehehe…and yes I did wake up at lunch time. It’s university life, you know. Go figure.
The practicum registration is on 10th March. Just now Mr. S called me and asked me when my friends and I will be available for the briefing. It’s to inform us about which school can we go and which we can’t go to. Me and Kak Na had decided to go to a school in Bukit Beruntung, due to some pleasant comments by the lecturers about the school. Plus the living cost is not that high compared to other places.
Y’know…the thing that annoys me the most during this last semester in UPSI is how things didn’t change for good…yet. I think I have been battling every morning to go to the lectures. What’s with the bus-fight, the lack of facilities in UPSI (especially cafés). I remember back then they had a really nice café at the Art and Music Faculty. That’s where me and my mates used to lepak around before and after theatre classes. And every Wednesday or Thursday they had something called “Santai Seni” which is some kind of stress relieve to most of us. Now all they have is the empty café with occasional banshees passing by. (Juz kidding).
However, looking back at the university, and remembering how it used to be, the new students are in for a much better future. There were only one ATM machine back then, and we were forced to wear shoes to go into the library. But I still hate the lectures at Taman U. Still. And Will Always. Do. Period.
And now presenting the top ten songs in my head rite now… (Drum roll!!!)
1. Bleeding Love – Leona Lewis
2. Biggest Star Ever Met – Some local band which for some reason I cannot state their name here…but I like the lyrics. Meaningful.
3. Dear God – Avenged Sevenfold (Zam gimme this song and it sounds really nice!)
4. Kiyoharu – Carnation (Theme song from Yamato Nadeshiko Shichi Henge)
5. Delta Goodrem – In This Life
6. Jennifer Hudson – One Night Only (practice…practice…hehe)
7. Mika Nakashima – Glamorous Sky
8. Shayne Ward – Breathless (Gosh what happened to me?)
9. Hijjaz – Doa Pagi (okay it’s not a song but I listened to it every morning what?)
10. Queen Latifah – Big Blonde and Beautiful
so long y'all beautiful people...jana!
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