Surrender..

Aiya really really wanna blog but no time :( . But under so much pressure from grissom and sy I'll just spare 15 minutes writing about today lar.

It was weird in the morning as there was a really thick fog (oh man the visibility is vv low), so I dare not even put hang my clothes outside, but after I reached uni the fog cleared and the sun came out, :O !

I had only one lecture in the morning today, and it is about my final exam - sucks I hate oral exam! Anyway that was a short one and I stayed at the library for a while just for a short revision. After having my lunch (I always have lunch at about 10.30am, I should call that 'brunch', at about 11am I had my last PASS session this semester and huh, nothing much different, people are just talking among themselves and I dont bother.

Next, I took a bus to the city and I had 2 things to do - find my placement preceptor and confirm my next semester placement time and go to a currency exchange centre to get some NZ dollars (btw forget to mention I'll go to New Zealand this winter :D ). Unfortunately my preceptor wasnt working today, haiz later I had to email her instead.

Time passed really fast and I was in uni again at 1.15pm, in front of a computer sending emails, lodging claims for my salary, checking Blackboard and just made it to my last lab session this semester at 2pm. We watched a video about Parkinson's and it was quite interesting. Halfway through the video my phone vibrated and to my surprise, a pharmacist called me and asked to attend an interview!!! Very happy and after that I ignored the subsequent CAL session and oops I ran away!

But bad things did happen and I was scolded by a 'rude' bus driver for standing to front in the bus (^*(&$#&@@#!). Anyway I was lucky to squeeze into the bus.

Haiz basically this is my one day life. I realized that everyday I go to uni I must have something else to do besides attending lectures. Life sure is busy, but who cares? I'll be having a one week study break and exams after that, and then, bye bye 1st sem, and here I come, NZ!

Take care. Later