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Starting today's update with a selfie!


Okay, not denying that I filtered it to make my complexion appear nicer. And also because I prefer myself without my glasses. I sort of feel I've nice eyes. ت ت

So! Monday has come to an end. Thankfully. I was initially dreading today because I had to wake up super early to reach Simei by 830AM for an interview. Fortunately, I was on time (the earliest, in fact) and the bus ride wasn't as terrible as I pictured it to be. I was at Tampines in less than half an hour and then I took the train which was just one station away from Simei. Even though my bag was extremely heavy today (with the iPad and the camera), I somehow managed it.

After our somewhat successful interview, we made our way back to school for the one and only lecture for the day. We were almost late if not for Melly's mom who picked us up from Commonwealth. Øª We ended up being 5 minutes early for lecture. Øª Today's lecture was a little boring though and I had trouble typing on the iPad because my nails are too long. ): But! Lecture ended early as usual and Melly and I made our way out of school while Kat went for lunch with her friends.

Reached home slightly past 3PM and had instant noodles with mandoos for lunch. Øª Rewrote my script for my Korean oral presentation (which really is just another horribly-dreaded-speech to me) and then I took a nap for almost 2 hours since the weather was so inviting. Øª

Woke up and printed all my remaining readings for the semester and, boy, I don't know if I'll be able to conquer all of them. ): Wait, that's not even a question, it's a I-have-to. And then I had dinner and bought Win's songs on iTunes. Øª For some reason, I decided to buy the album. It's the first time I actually bought anything off iTunes and it was $5.92 for 4 songs so I'm assuming its pretty worth it. (Please don't burst my bubble.)

Speaking of Win, I had wanted to post my thoughts on Team A winning the overall battle and claiming the title Winner. But I should probably save it for another time since I aim to complete at least 2 readings today and I've yet to shower. ):

So yes, till next time! Øª
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