The day I spent the least hours at home

Another busy Thursday is almost over. The hectic life I am leading every single Thursday makes me tired yet not sleepy. I think this is going to ruin my sleeping cycle. When I am too tired and can't sleep, I usually tend to be insomniac. Funny, I know, but it's unfortunately the theory I reasonly figured out.

Classes were interesting as usual with the quirky bunch of us making the lecturers go crazy. Okay, I overstated that a little. But we really had a great time learning what we learnt.

Oh, did I tell you that I (with my coursemates too) appeared in the newspaper yesterday? It's an article about the Damai Laut trip I went last Novemnber and the group picture we snapped in front of the Samsara Spa got published (SS22, Star Paper, 18 February 2009). I am going to leaf through yesterday's paper for that half-a-page article.

For the time being, I have put my assignments on hold because my procrastination has strike once again. It's Week Six now. There's approximately 4 more weeks to the due date. It's not that I deliberately delayed it. I need some pressure to boost up. I work better under stress. So I guess stress is useful at such crucial time like this. You can say that I have this love-hate relationship with stress.

Sometimes I feel that I write blandly and seriously feel that my posts can put people to sleep till they meet Alice in Wonderland. I am so uninspired. For you who are reading, I am glad that I still sound a little interesting to you.

P/S: The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is a great movie. I love the way the diary is put into writing. I don't want to have a reverse life cycle like him. It's so sad to be born as a baby and dying the very same way. Especially when the dying baby was so much more adorable. Somehow, the show reminds me a little of Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events. Loved that movie to bits too.