lots of free time now.

maybe that explains the revival.

it's a weird feeling.. coming home with nothing to study at all.

i mean, it's not like i *want* to study.

but it's just a bit weird. no formulas in your head. and even if you wanted, there wuold be none that are useful.

i guess that's good in a sense..
more brainspace for the finer things in life.
people's birthdays.. phone numbers and addresses, when to do what.

speaking of which.

i need to clean my room.

yes, it's often overused and overexaggerated, but now it's serious.

i really need to clean my room.

it's come to a point where all 4 chairs have books on them, and there's hardly a square 100cm of tablespace left.

everything's just piled on top of each other.

and to use the com, i either have to kneel down in front of the computer, or spend some time dragging my bed to the space in front of the computer so i can sit on the mattress..

not good.

especially since mine's an old, huge and heavy queen size.

to make matters worse, i'm trapped near the window so i've got to stand up and walk across the mattress to the other side of the room when the phone rings..

which is no easy feat either since my bed's old and lumpy, and it takes balance to walk to the other end..

and the table's in a real sorry state too. it makes the room look really bad since the interior designer made it so that it stretches from one side to the other..

one day if i have the courage, i'll take pictures of this hurricane wrecked place and post it up..

i'm a good little girl for the rest of the house, though.

been mopping and vacuuming the other rooms. maybe i'm becoming more considerate. or maybe i'm just bored.

perhaps that explains the whole singaporean inconsiderate attitude..

we're all too busy running around doing different things and we've got a million things in our head.. it doesn't occur to us to return a smile... or anything else for that matter.

the government should declare something fun. like "pass it on" day, or something. where everyone just goes around passing on good deeds.

you've got to make it a public holiday, though. otherwise it lends no weight.