madsheepling

Tutorials haven't started yet -- in the midst of balloting (balloting) for them in the second round right now. Seems I might have to have class on Wednesdays after all, and the tutorials already allocated to me are supremely weird in their timings (ie. no, I do not want to have a 4-hour gap between a lecture and a tutorial). D: Also I have few friends. This makes me sad. Hopefully my tut groups will be nice, and no one slacks off on group projects. The lectures I have so far seem interesting though: Psychology exposure module -- Late lecture from 6-8pm, not quite sure about lecturers 'cause they change for every topic. I have to do 6 hours

I am not sure how I feel about going back to school, being that (a) I am going to university starting this August (!!) and (b) in between getting acclimatised to university and its demands I have to like, meet new people, and socialise, and all that, and I am not too pleased about this. I've spent six years with somewhat familiar faces, it is sort of terrifying for me to be thrust into situations where I don't know people, again. ): Shy me is shy, y'all. And I hate these so-called orientation weeks, with their questionable team-building games and stuff, can't we just get straight down to learning? D: I'm in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sci

Uh. Barely? School's been really busy; I'm really sorry for not keeping in touch. We have our Chinese Drama production until the end of April and I'm still in the midst of preparing for that and for the block tests - why the admin thought it would be a good idea to have it split up into two separate periods with the March holidays inbetween, nobody knows, and we have Biology and Chemistry on the same day, which is like insane for two heavily content-based subjects. And Math. I hate Math. ...They were not kidding when they said this was the year of mugging. But otherwise, life's been treating me fine. My brother somehow locked himself into th