RANDOM THOUGHTS

It's amazing how love transcends the borders of nationality, race, culture and all that hula-baloo.
I have a group mate who's an exchange from China, and she's attached to an exchange student from Germany. Their only medium of communication is English, although she doesn't speak it too well. Amazing.

I asked her what would happen when they each return to their home countries at the end of the year. They'll both graduate in 2 years time together, so I suppose all will be fine then. But before that though, they'll probably visit one another. So sweet.

There we go, locals.
No more whining about not having enough time for each other.

Anyways, some pictures, for fun!


My boyfriend, at his most charming and capable self =D
He multitasks so well! *gush*
I mean, to be able to play 2 different computer games at once!
wow *in amazed wonder*

The apple crumble we 5th floor girls baked for supper.
Yummy. Eeet was good stuff.

One of the best dinners from the dining hall, ever.
Tuna pasta, potato with pork slices and veg. YUM.

Have been missing from blogsphere too long.
Tell you what, if 5 people leave the comment "Hoo-Ha, hoo-ha!" on this post, I will know that I'm not writing in vain, and will try my very best to keep updating. Haha =)

DOUBLE EEP

I know eep is not a word per say, but people use rubbish words like hurhur and ke-ke and those go around, don't they.

Anyway, double eep because my eating habits seem to repeat day after day nowadays in a self-destructing cycle. Freaky makan day today.

For someone who doesn't usually wake up for breakfast, I woke up early this morning and wolfed down 3 tuna sandwiches and half a chicken burger from the dining hall. Yum. That was at 9.45 am. Two hours later after a project meeting, I had a half-cold yong tau foo lunch.

As if the 8-hour sleep the night before wasn't enough, I took a leisurely 1 1/2 hours sleep in the afternoon. Like WTH?! I don't do afternoon sleeps.
Then The boy and I braved the heavy downpour and made our way to Bizad shivering and seeking refuge under a small feeble umbrella - to pass his project mates some materials and to guess what - tapao chicken rice, JIA FAN + JIA CHAR SIEW.
O_o
which I greedily ate half of.
The char siew was calling out to me!
Sorry dear, I knew that was your lunch.

Then dinner at 7.30, and now awaiting yummy maggi goreng for supper.
5 full meals in 15 hours, all rice-y and noodle-y and bread-y and CARBO-LADEN?!

Altogether now..."OMG I'M FATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT. HOWWWWWW."
What self-destructive cycle.
Self-destructive circle la.

But damn, eating my tuna sandwiches in the morning is a super good feeling la.
I LOVE tuna.