la semaine 1ͤ

cell biology is sleep-inducing. especially when it is consecutive two hour lectures and no food has been consumed yet in the day - my head actually drooped for a millisecond this morning.
chemistry. the lecturer's pale red pants and name is the most interesting bit. the rest is explained - i think - way too confusing-ly.
the timetable was cruel to animal husbandry - the lesson was at the OPPOSITE side of the campus, which took around 15-20 min of normal-paced walk from the main vet area. but on the way i bought myself a bunny suicides (that comic) poster ;D
and have to learn a bunch of latin words for anatomy & physiology

as for the actual uni-going experience.... i'm finding it hard to be alert in the morning since i never wake up when the alarm rings, and so no time for breakfast. the day is also REALLY long... and there's A LOT of walking T__T

and after i get home, probably around 2 hours/more is spent on checking uni-related emails, deciding on which second-hand textbook to get from the tons of emails from the older students, finding tomorrow's materials and printing them out, etc etc etc... and by the time everything's done, already time to sleep.

and omg. i've been too preoccupied with refreshing my hotmail page for second-hand textbook replies that i missed life on mars!!... only 15 min left T__T

i'm missing the times when i had time to be bored.

BUT

not all bad i guess - i have a new bus buddy every morning, can see lots of international people - only a few from yr 12 by the looks of it, bumping in to old schoolmates - even one from PRIMARY! and discovering new shops with yum lunch-stuffs (like the chicken pesto roll that was so juicy and fresh that made me like eating tomato)
and also got free hot chocolate today ;)

have no class tomorrow :D so going to relax and wake up late but not too late so the day's not wasted...

i'm kinda missing the happy-go-lucky feel of high school -___-"

*another but: i'm voluntarily learning about things i'm interested in. unlike l'anglais ou la religion (not including buddhism which was VERY interesting).