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Yoohoo!

Short updates:
  • Final final French grammar test is tomorrow afternoon
  • My FIRST final paper (personality) is in TEN days' time! SHIT.
  • For some weird reason, I feel sleepy as early as 10:30 pm for these past two days. Crap.
  • My crazy friends think that there ought to have tudung pyjamas for those who don them (this made me LMAO X 10000000000).
  • Bittersweet experience for french oral exam, lol.
  • I, amongst the sea of people who had, haven't watched How to Train a Dragon. Me, together with possibly two other people (katty and wenxiang) HAHA. So pathetic please. Is it really THAT good? Daym looks like I'd be missing a good show since gotta study (sucks!)
  • I got the position NOC Assistant (French) for the Youth Olympics event! So eggciting! Ok so this means my August would be filled.
  • But ... no news for internship yet. People reply at tortoise-like speed really. Even though I did receive prompt replies, those aren't acceptance letters. Jeez. If all else fail, I'll find a part-time job!
  • Oh and finally I have this current dilemma, there's this application for local exchange (so that means NTU and SMU for me), should I go? I don't even know if I'd be going overseas exchange boohoo. This is because I'm stuck at this position where I don't even know if I should proceed to honours years with my current CAP. So in order for me to do exchange overseas in Year 3 Sem 2, I MUST do honours. And I don't want to be doing honours if my CAP is the minimum. And then there's this local exchange for next semester. Should I should I? Maybe to SMU?

Till then, so long! Have a good week everyone!

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