These days, I get up early in the morning, have breakfast in my room, put in an hour or so of work before heading for lectures, starve for the rest of the afternoon, cook or reheat leftovers in the evening, devour dinner (with enormous relish, I might add), and then spend the night doing whatever I feel like doing without anyone bothering me. It's heaven. Or close to it, if the suite below ours weren't a bunch of potheads wafting marijuana fumes up to our rooms and playing guitar and singing till 12.30am. Still, it isn't too bad when you've invested in a good pair of noise isolating earphones, and windows can always be closed.
So I haven't got anything to complain about, besides the regrettable fact that I'm having a certain amount of trouble overcoming the inertia of summer and readjusting to the hectic flow of college life. Being paralysed by a growing sense of panic isn't helpful either.
words were spilled on Thursday, September 14, 2006
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i am not sure regularly skipping lunch is a good idea. while i was working i ate two meals a day. it threw my entire system out of whack. nearly two months later, it still hasn't quite recovered.
i send love. why have i not received the scanned chirashi yet?
i send love. why have i not received the scanned chirashi yet?
# posted by 
: 2:33 AM
: 2:33 AM
you haven't? i sent it to your brother's gmail account before i left for the states. check again and if it's still not there, i'll try again.
lunch consists of a wrap/ sandwich/ muffin these days. i figured one could get used to anything, but the daily routine is still in the process of fine-tuning.
lunch consists of a wrap/ sandwich/ muffin these days. i figured one could get used to anything, but the daily routine is still in the process of fine-tuning.
oh, at least you're eating something for lunch. you didn't say.
i don't see it, no. try again?
i don't see it, no. try again?
# posted by : 10:02 PM
: 10:02 PM
eating something, but not nearly enough. still, one could get used to anything.
right, i'll resend it. if i can find it on my computer.
right, i'll resend it. if i can find it on my computer.
uh. you don't have to send it anymore. it turns out that my brother got it and cheerfully didn't inform me.
# posted by : 10:58 AM
: 10:58 AM
neighbours keeping you up at night with their parties?
well at least you didn't/don't have to live with a neighbour who routinely brought his *female* classmates to his room and literally, *ahem* "put music in motion" about 3- 4 times a WEEK.
Being the young, energetic, good-looking former commando with lots of stamina, he usually kept me up to about 3 plus in the morning. He was one of the major reasons why i moved out of an NUS hostel. As for the pot smoking, gee. people in Singapore are all out and keen to try some... and YOU complain?... humbug! heh
anyway. watch out for that stomach of yours. i do forget my meals too. and gastritis isn't fun at all.
well at least you didn't/don't have to live with a neighbour who routinely brought his *female* classmates to his room and literally, *ahem* "put music in motion" about 3- 4 times a WEEK.
Being the young, energetic, good-looking former commando with lots of stamina, he usually kept me up to about 3 plus in the morning. He was one of the major reasons why i moved out of an NUS hostel. As for the pot smoking, gee. people in Singapore are all out and keen to try some... and YOU complain?... humbug! heh
anyway. watch out for that stomach of yours. i do forget my meals too. and gastritis isn't fun at all.
they don't keep me up - they give me an excuse to stay up late. :)
so should i saunter over, knock on the door and request some pot?
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so should i saunter over, knock on the door and request some pot?
