A geek through and through.
1.
I'm finishing '1Q84' by Murakami Haruki and I need to stop myself (good stuff should be savoured slowly).
So, I'm currently also reading 'Goodbye Tsugumi' by Banana Yoshimoto (captivating right from the start) and 'The Good Sister' by Drusilla Campbell.
Just finished 'While I'm Failling' by Laura Moriarty (a very so-so novel, imo)
Yes, I love reading and I can easily spend most of the day/night absorbed in my novels.
In a way, it's a good thing since that makes me a rather 'low maintenance' person.
Just hand me a novel (something that interests me, of course) and it can keep me occupied for a rather long time.
Am I wasting my youth (if any) away by curling up at home and not going out to interact with the rest of the world?
maybe.
But what if I enjoy doing that?
am I missing out a lot..?
2.
Seeing many graduation photos flooding fb makes me feel both happy and sad.
happy for them; sad for myself.
While they're officially free from overwhelming piles of assignments, texts, readings and (the horrifying) exams, I still need to slog for another year.........
How should I put it...
To be honest, I'm feeling rather insecure about my honours year.
Yes, I'm glad to have secured a supervisor for my thesis but still, the rest of the modules scare me (the module descriptions are like greek).
I'll just be focused on trying to maintain my CAP/prevent it from dropping too much.
Not even trying to pull it up or what (that's impossible).
But yeah, there's just something about the classes being seminar-style that worries me.
I'm not a very vocal person (in class, at least) and seminar-style classes = you need to OPEN YOUR MOUTH AND SPEAK UP.
I don't know if I'm just being overly paranoid but I do feel that whenever I speak up in class, I sound like an idiot.
maybe it would be useful if I DON'T STAY AT HOME SO OFTEN (refer to point 1) AND MINGLE WITH PEOPLE MORE.
3.
I'm beginning to have headaches that feel nothing like the previous headaches I've had.
Hmm... I think I should really get a hair-dryer.
4.
"Jas, your birthday is coming soon!"
As I get older, birthdays start to lose its inherent excitement.
And I'm not an exciting person to begin with.
But still, when I was younger, I would start anticipating the gifts that my parents would get for me; the big treats that we'll be having etc.
And now, it's no longer that exciting anymore.
Keep it simple.
Yeah, just spending time with the people you want to spend time with... I think that's really enough :)
No need for big parties (and you don't really talk to half the people) and extravagant gifts (I'm not that kind of 'must-get-luxury-goods' girls).
So yeah, just being remembered is good enough.
5.
Excited about the upcoming hongkong trip! :)
My ultimate wish is still for the whole family to go on a trip together... and I wonder if that's possible.
6.
Muscle ache from badminton with the bins.
I feel so OLD.
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badminton! :)
(awkward smile again) |
7.
Is it true that it's impossible to have 'everything'?
what is
'everything' anyway...?
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| caught offguard |
awesome song to accompany you through the night.