my new home

the past week has rushed past in a breeze of lectures, being late and speed walking. for the record, i stayed awake for the whole of the Organisational Behaviour lecture. they played a Charlie Chaplin old movie called 'Modern Times', meant to mock the repetitive way factory workers were made to live with. HILARIOUS! such entertainment. do you know it's the first time i've ever seen a Charlie Chaplin movie? i had no idea that was how he looked, stumpy legs and moustache and all. i am a fan. i would say more about my other lectures ( Intermediate Financial Accounting, Business Process Analysis, Business Finance) if i had tried harder to say awake.

Otherwise, we visit the new place i call home. room has just been tidied and cleaned, so pictures were snapped up before time does its damage once more. rubbish keeps piling up all over the place, no idea why. the carpet needs to be vacuumed. i need to go grocery shopping. i just changed my bedsheets. i need a super warm jacket for winter. green tea is apparently good for detoxifying. eating apples for fruits every day calls for a change.

my dooor!

..and all that's behind it.














yes, there are photos smiling out at you from every angle. it's these little things that keep you hanging on, especially when you don't have wardrobe doors with notes of humour and inspiration from the people you meet all through your life anymore.

this calls for special mentions-

kev, i believe honey doggie has found its place by my side every night.

jo, the dahlings bottle is an extremely sweet gesture. now i have something else to look at when im 50 years old, instead of yellow-ing pictures.

calvin, what else is better than taking a trip down memory lane, page by page, photo by photo? thank you.

sarah, gi & alvin, your cards, letters and e-mails have showed me how beautiful friendships can be.

now i shall grab whatever that's left of the afternoon to catch up on sleep.