Calm and composed
DOVER, Singapore - The episode will be filled with emotion as family member, whom the castaways have not seen for 30 odd days meet face-to-face again for a short reunion. Sources also confirm speculation that Judd Sergent, the hotel doorman from New Jersey, would be booted in a colourful tribal council.
Haha, this new style I'm trying is nuts... Anyway, listening to "Ancient Voices of the Australian Outback (Live)". Vocals are good. Different, not your usual oway-oy-oy-oy-eyah... This was the one from the Survivor: Australian Outback season finale. This just brings back memories of that season, and dreams... Nevermind, one day.........
School, NW was sleepy. Econs was electrifying, in the sense that everyone was on edge since there was a severe lack of willing volunteers and no one would know if Lu Sia would pick you to answer. I laid low. There was a certain lacklusterness about the day's classes. Pauline was also trying to call me and get me. I was in lessons. She said she called home and mom got worried that a lecturer was calling and couldn't find me.
This has been a hard and very long week. School's just a madtown everyday. Work is getting in, projects and assessments. And Christmas is drawing near. While others are on holiday, enjoying themselves, Poly students slave away at projects and deadlines. Bottom line: I like the American/Canadian system of starting the academic year in June better than the Asian model of in January.
Why? Look at our class. We're having gift exchanges and stuff like that. You don't get that in Secondary School and JCs and all. There's just so much more you can do with your class festival time. I'm pro America and Canada, don't forget. Okay, so I'm biased? And that's what a journalist can't afford to be, so goodbye journalism. =D
Is the stress seemingly getting to me? 0_0
Wishlist this December month:
To sit down in front of a TV... And watch past episodes of Survivor. There's more to add, but, nevermind....
23 days more to Christmas day. Merry Christmas everyone.
Shout Outs:
SHP, YT: ILU! MU.
-LIVESTRONG!-
Haha, this new style I'm trying is nuts... Anyway, listening to "Ancient Voices of the Australian Outback (Live)". Vocals are good. Different, not your usual oway-oy-oy-oy-eyah... This was the one from the Survivor: Australian Outback season finale. This just brings back memories of that season, and dreams... Nevermind, one day.........
School, NW was sleepy. Econs was electrifying, in the sense that everyone was on edge since there was a severe lack of willing volunteers and no one would know if Lu Sia would pick you to answer. I laid low. There was a certain lacklusterness about the day's classes. Pauline was also trying to call me and get me. I was in lessons. She said she called home and mom got worried that a lecturer was calling and couldn't find me.
This has been a hard and very long week. School's just a madtown everyday. Work is getting in, projects and assessments. And Christmas is drawing near. While others are on holiday, enjoying themselves, Poly students slave away at projects and deadlines. Bottom line: I like the American/Canadian system of starting the academic year in June better than the Asian model of in January.
Why? Look at our class. We're having gift exchanges and stuff like that. You don't get that in Secondary School and JCs and all. There's just so much more you can do with your class festival time. I'm pro America and Canada, don't forget. Okay, so I'm biased? And that's what a journalist can't afford to be, so goodbye journalism. =D
Is the stress seemingly getting to me? 0_0
Wishlist this December month:
To sit down in front of a TV... And watch past episodes of Survivor. There's more to add, but, nevermind....
23 days more to Christmas day. Merry Christmas everyone.
Shout Outs:
SHP, YT: ILU! MU.
-LIVESTRONG!-
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