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at 7:16 PM

Hola, I'm blogging again :)

Though I'm currently still stuck in week 5, but it feels like I have gone through many many things. Hectic life makes time ticks even faster isn't it?. A few assignments have already handed in. Then quizzes on next week and followed by mid term, which is just 2 weeks away. The same daily routine has been repeating over and over again. Now you see how time flies? yeah~ 9 weeks left and thats it for sem 2. 14 weeks seem short somehow when I put things this way. tee hee.

Anyways, I sort of able to cope up in psych. As for human comm, hmm well, the lessons are sometimes bored but sometimes they could turn out interesting as well. The subject is pretty easy I could say, for it is practically used in our daily routine. That's the good side, whereas the bad side of it is the textbook is frigging boring. The theory behind of every new term, well it requires memorizing. I'm still glad that I didn't regret for both the electives I chose anyway. :)

I had a game session in human comm the other day. Each group has to come out with an activity/game which has something to do with listening. There was one group doing er, well I don't know what's the name of it but it went like this. We were separated in respective groups of 4-5 persons and were told to select a type of animals to represent the group. Then, our eyes were covered with a piece of cloth or preferably, blindfold and not allowed to peek around. Then everyone was brought by members in charge one by one to different corners of the room. When everyone is placed randomly, we were required to make our respective group's significant sound of the animal we have selected earlier. This is where it tested on our listening to whether able to find the other members in the group in the shortest time even with eyes covered. I found my roar members in the end anyway. We went like, Roar? roar. Roar? roar. Then we continue roaring to hunt for another member. hahaha~ The point here is, I realized how important our sight is to us. I don't feel comfortable at all actually during the period of game, as I totally felt like a blind. I swear, the feeling was just indescribable. The thing you know is that u're only safe on the spot at where you are standing. Any step outside the boundary, you just couldn't predict what's beside you. So, take good care of your eyes people! before something bad happens to them.

Every evening I come back home hoping that I could get a long nice nap without have to worry about study and assignments. But these annoying things just love to stayyy in your mind and disturb you all the time until you can even see their faces in your dreams. How sad.

Currently nineteen. Still figuring out about life, still have phobia on snakes. Favourite quotes: 'Dare to dream big, work them out by Z-A.' Know me better through my personal space here. :)