// F5 + ENTER //

how can anyone write a research paper on food culture in Singapore?
this is interesting...

oh wells, i was sitting in the class - Tourism: Image, Trends and Stories, when my attention drifted to this person seated two row in front of me, pressing F5 + enter for nearly 5 mins at every interval of about 15 mins.
No presents for guessing, yes, he's at the STARS planner page, hoping that someone would drop that module at that very moment he pressed the refresh button.
I was rather bored by the history of tourism, even more mentally drained by the fact that it was already nearly 6pm and there was another two and a half hours of lecture to go.
Hence I was hoping for someone to watch some interesting youtube vid or playing some computer games to take me through that boring module, which I've yet to decided if I should drop.
Already, one of my coursemate is ready to take my place if I drop it.
The lesson ends at a miserable 8.30pm, which means I'll reached home just before 10.30.
Terrible, considering that particular day starts at 8.30am.
Someone might be willing to award me a 'hardworking award' but i'll decline it - I've dropped my 8.30am module and am deciding whether to drop that one which ends at 8.30pm.

Other than a terrible thursday, first week in school has been slack.
Owing to the fact that most of the tutorials starts in week 3, I can have two weeks of 'honeymoon'.
That is, to spend the long breaks eating and printing notes and surfing aimlessly...and waiting for someone to drop that only cognitive psych slot that can fit into my timetable.

Having said that, I still haven't adjusted to waking up early.
Feeling like a walking zombie all the time, I have to drag my feet to NTU, catching up sleep on public transport, and struggling to keep awake during lectures.
I've virtually lost my sense of direction, too used to going to LT3 for the past two sems that I would have walked into the wrong LT if not for my classmates.
Some of the 'first' lectures are so boring that I was dozing off before 15 mins was up.
Some of them, well, it was too intimidating to sleep, esp the revision on semicomductors and chemistry.
I totally forgot what is p-n junction and tafel's law, what the heck.
Felt like digging out my ms 2008 and 2003 notes, which I hoped I haven't throw away.
Honeymoon it is, but it looks like I have work to do, if i can master enough willpower to do it.

On a saturday morning, I still feel super lethargic, my head hurts intermittently, i feel i've lost my brain.
In short, I feel disoriented, which is bad cuz there's tuition later.
Hope the nagging feeling goes away!