Monday, November 30, 2009
while uploading the photos onto facebook, maybe i should blog. and wala, i actually wrote a blog note for the first time, with bits and pieces of my blogging details on my day 1.
Pinning down my thoughts upon my entrance into this new environment - the new home - for 18 days, that is. Preparing for my blog entry now, black and white, literally in graphite.
His house is, how should i phrase it? Quiet? Something like that, but inject some bits of warmth and that should fit the description better. Speaking of descriptions, here is something from my perspective on my new house.
Tiday, with a colossal collection of books ranging from literature to geography and amounting to an eventual menacing number of finance guides. Weather here is like a mild conditioning of about 25 degree C i guess. At least i know that my ex-room's (for the time being) 23 can kill, no joke. Woots, room. I don't miss home, as expected, since i set out to experience and enjoy without interference in the first place.
Diverting, my handwriting sucks now.
Ok, back. Zhengyu's dad is an english tutor at a local institution, cool eh? He's been really friendly, and i tried hard not to compare. Plus, i am rather taken aback by the fact, witness and first-hand experience of the existence of mozzies at such a temperature. Boomz, now i have more marks on my already-flawed thighs.
It's a really weird feeling you know? To be sunburnt on friday and coming to a 70 Fahrenheit destination with the red pigments detracting your appearance, STILL（note that this is on purpose to imitate our amiable and fashionate queen, Ris Low). Now, that's like so shingz.
Tomorrow is the day, the day being a schoolday, hopefully not arduous incomprehensive, and long.
Good luck everyone, good luck for everything and anything, and yes, i finally admit that luck plays an important role in our lives too, beside "All the best", the holy "Karma", and "Equilibrium".
Addicted , it's a nice book - something light yet with depth, analytical and sets one thinking. I was really impressed with the way they brought up negative externalities in the 20th century in the form of equine and how you'd probably die being a drunk-walker than a drunk-driver. Ultimate pawnage in the book, with contents that a normal person probably wouldnt ever think of. And yays, i have the next 17 days to complete it.
Muacks, and take care. :)