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Saturday, August 13, 2005

Arduous

I had a w(h)opping 4 lectures yesterday! It started out with one ten in the morning closely followed by one at two after lunch straight into another at four (ran from business to engin) and finally the last one at seven in the evening at SIM. *jaw dropz*. At least i had a two hour lunch break and a miserly 1 hour dinner break. Hmm, then there are the tonnes of reading and tutorials...worse of all, programming. Who in the world said studying is the best thing in life?!!?

I don't know who instilled the idea that leaving your bags unattended at the table in a crowded canteen is absolutely safe. Twice i was at the arts canteen with my fren and twice my fren (different one some more) told me exactly the same thing "aiyah, just leave the bags here lah, nobody will take one..." ?? Where is the sense of responsibility for your own belonging? Why, after leaving the army for a couple of months, have all become so naive to believe that the world is actually a safe place to live in? You never know when the next "hand" is going to come up and catch you, without you aware of its prolonged existence behind ur back! Hmmm, i'm not making any sense. All i'm saying is, S'pore may be a relatively safe country to live in but that is certainly not an acceptable excuse for you to take things for granted. I'm just waiting for the day to come where this people will learn their lessons (through the hard way if necessary), and hopefully then, there will be more seats in the arts canteen (without bags chopping the seats while their owners skip away to buy their precious lunch, something they value more than the ipods in their bags).

I'm just cranky after waking up late this morning. I've put my photos into a psuedo-auto pilot mode. My style of photos has become quite stale so i think i shall look for something new now. (perspective or subjects wise)



5 Comments:

Blogger jcyrhs said...

Since nobody leaves comments for me, i shall entertain myself from now on. Also, i won't know which photo will be up so the title of the photos will be here instead. btw, i don't have a title for today's photo. This is something i took during the recent picnic.

13 August, 2005 12:55  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

okok, i'll leave comments for ya =]
the thing is, i cant view the comments from your previous entries...hence, no "incentive" to leave any lehz.

like if you were to reply to this thread and post a new entry, i cant read your replies anymore...i'm not sure if it works the same way with a mac. or is it juz my comp??
=p

13 August, 2005 17:28  
Blogger ros said...

hmm haha u see so actually mac is not that good ah. ok la i'm just jealous. i still love my ibm. nice photo btw. it makes her look.. inhuman. in a nice kind of way.

13 August, 2005 23:41  
Blogger jcyrhs said...

She's albino i think...like one of the grandchildren in the lee family

14 August, 2005 00:32  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

ahahaha....now i can liao. MUAHAHAHA.
felt so dumb!~
=]
lo and behold, i posted something on your past entries sia!!!

14 August, 2005 16:02  

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