Let me blog before my adrenaline runs out and I knock out just like the people around me sleeping in the students' lounge.

I have submitted my SLS assignment early this time (not on the dot like the previous time, with streams of perspiration running down my temples from running up the hill!) because this time, I decided to stay overnight in school with Wanqin to finish my assignment and not waste time on transport. It turned out to be a good idea but I am not so sure about the returns...

BECAUSE THE QUESTION WAS SO DAMN POLITICAL RAHHHH.

The moment I opened up the file with the question, I was like, SH!T M@N. Whoever thought that he would set a question on democracy and place chunks of quotes from LKY?! I couldn't help but wonder if it was just a half-hearted effort at drafting up a question. Afterall, the first two quotes were simply taken from http://leewatch.info/quotes and I could have just as well have found any other YouTube videos featuring LKY giving his two cents' worth on how democracy comes only after establishing other basic needs and yada yada... The part about linking the development of our legal institutions to the views of LKY just seemed like a desperate attempt to make it sound more SLS-ish.

The result was that everyone agreed it was a major bullshitting paper. -_- I am just glad that I completed it. Towards the end, I just sounded less and less intelligible. But actually I didn't know where I was heading even at the start. SIANZ.

Anyway, the night was a pretty productive one with Wanqin because with someone typing furiously away beside you, you will be pressured to stop Facebooking and Ebaying. A pity we didn't get to fulfill our proposed night activities (like touring the campus/botanic gardens, running outside the school, going to Island Creamery, etc etc. These all sound damn funny now right, because we were too optimistic, thinking that we could even finish early enough to do these crazy things!) but we did get high at a certain point in the early hours, laughing at Angus who came to school at 3am with his assignment ALREADY DONE because he was too paranoid about late submission (FYI, submission is only at 10am). LOL whoever heard of such paranoia?!?! But we decided to stop laughing because karma will come back and bite at you...

Remember I blogged here about two and a half months ago, before law school started, that "(t)here was this graduate guy in the graduate student lounge facing our student lounge and I swear he did not sleep a wink! He was pacing up and down, deep in thought, and occasionally typing stuff into his laptop"?! Yeah but I didn't blog that we were actually half-laughing at that guy because we couldn't believe how absurdly hardcore he was. But guess what, we did exactly the same thing last night. -_- KARMA. And we weren't the only ones; there was quite a number of people staying overnight too. I think the security guards patrolling the campus must be used to seeing students staying over in school already.

I still have to survive for 11 hours in school. Bless my day.

Professor Teo Keang Sood: I know why you all are celebrating... Because today is my last lecture. But you are not getting rid of me yet, because if you ever get to second year, you will be seeing me.

LOL!!! All fail together lah.

It's been so long since I last blogged that I don't even feel like blogging about the past happenings already haha.

Oh but I must declare that we won IFG Floorball! :D It was such a close shave and Science really put up a very strong fight; we had to go into extra time sudden death. In the end it was all worth it 'cause that made it all the more exciting! Eleanor and Stella played very well for Science but well, in a game somebody's got to lose. I know the feeling of losing and I'm just very glad I didn't have to taste defeat that day. It's such a fine line between winning and losing that sometimes you just have to accept that it's not your day.

But today's our day..! 12-0 thrashing wooooots. Let's keep this up!

Sighs it's gonna be a very sad day when we finally have to make an official choice... And I already know where this is heading.

On a separate note, I am going to use this post as part of my mid-sem reflections. So far, things have been extremely busy but I guess the key is to focus on one thing at a time while I am multi-tasking. Lol sounds contradictory but it just means that on the large scheme of things, even though I am doing many things, I should concentrate on doing well for whatever I am doing. So when I am training or tutoring, I shouldn't be thinking about law and when I am studying, I shouldn't get distracted and go on Facebook or MSN or Skype too often. It's going to take a lot of self discipline but heck, I can do it!!! This may sound kind of sadistic but this is the kind of life I was looking forward to when I was working (and wasting my life) before entering uni. It is very tough but it still beats the life before uni when I was frustrated with the kind of life I had - brainless and too fruitless. No I am never going to quit law school although it is very fun to joke about it among friends (unless they throw me out, in which case I would beg/buy my way in) because I want to die young of sleep deprivation and high blood pressure. Kidding. I just really like law school which comes with its (un)fair share of stress.

Speaking of fairness which reminds me of reasonableness which reminds me of reasonable foreseeability which reminds me of torts (!!!), ever since school started, I find myself having very weird trains of thoughts and I bet I'm not the only one because Wanqin realised that about herself too. It's like we can link random things to law stuff and if we tell it to other people they'll just think we're freaks so we keep them to ourselves unless we're with fellow law students. E.g. Today as I was jay-walking across the road, I was thinking if someone could sue me if I got run over by a car and that someone suffered psychiatric injury because of my negligence! :O weirdo. (Btw the answer to that is no, so don't try to pretend to have a psychiatric injury after witnessing my gory accident.) Then I remember there was once, after the submission of the International Law assignment, Victor was telling this story about 369 gangs in International Law language! So the conversation was something like this:
"This gang cannot go to the other block that is under the other gang's territory because of the territorial sovereignty principle."
"Wah even gangs have customary rules!"
"But what if this gang is not a member of the Convention???"
LOL. And that is not all. We also take parking tickets very seriously. We would take note of when the parking ticket with all the exclusion clauses was actually issued (before or after Fuad's car entered the carpark) and nullify the clauses and claimed that we had already accepted the offer once we entered so there shouldn't be any more introduction of new terms to the contract. Yup, all these crap even though they made no difference whatsoever to our situation. -_- It's all a hypothetical exercise... for nothing. This is what law does to you.

I am very glad to have gone shopping! :D Studying leaves me no room to think about other things but this mid-sem break came at the right time to relieve all my suppressions! After which I shall go back to money-saving mode. :) I am saving up for LSIRC trips and perhaps a trip to somewhere exotic after sem 2. :)

... and movies! I need to catch more movies! Phobia 2 is soooooo retarded; I should have caught Fame instead. -_- But Phobia did make for a few cheap scares and laughs which weren't too bad for lightening up the atmosphere. But unless you have too much money, I think you should spend your bucks on better movies first. It has some lousy rip-offs from Resident Evil and Lord of the Rings (the retarded hungry ghost which just looked like an Ent?) and some really random stuff like guts spilling out of a fat lady's stomach. Basically it just tries to frighten you with blood, blood and a lot more blood which I don't think doctors will be very impressed by. Lame. But the last short story was really funny and in fact the best because it does not try hard to be scary but simply pokes fun at horror movies. 

Can someone tell me if it is possible to restore all my photos and videos from my now defunct computer... I am dying to get them back! All my memories of J2 are captured in them... If Edison Chen can do it, there must be a way...

Sleep is precious. I will be missing a lot of it once school starts on Monday again... :( Enjoy it while it lasts...

I am never going to go into a floorball match with only one and a half hours of sleep again. 

IFG floorball today. Can't remember when was the last time I felt so terrible during a match... Perhaps during the Agape match against Blacks Fifteen (it was also due to sleep deprivation :/). Felt giddy and breathless and had to resort to sleeping in one corner of the MPSH and the toilet cubicle (omg I sound like some cleaner who sleeps in the toilets all day so as to skive). Drank 3 cans of red bull in all. Towards the end it got better. The goals came but should have played better especially at the beginning, then we wouldn't have drawn with Medicine. I shall never be an irresponsible player again; I will ensure that I have adequate rest the night before a game.

And the reason why I slept so little was that Mathias had a chalet stayover for his birthday celebration! Wow it was the first time I went inside the haunted Changi Hospital! Yay proud of myself that I didn't chicken out haha. Actually there was another group exploring the place too so it didn't feel that scary anymore towards the end. Truth or truth ('cause there was no dare) was... Okay never mind. Haha. 

I hope to be able to keep up with my schedule for as long as possible... I really want to continue playing floorball with my beloved friends. Every time I see them I feel as if it's JC all over again. Don't think they'll be here to see this but friends, you are the reason why I continue playing, not the goals, not the wins.

I finally know what my problem is.

I love to make things more complicated for myself. I find it so hard to quit. I make myself drown in guilt... When maybe there's no need to?

Maybe it's time to just admit that I am not as noble as I wish to be and let things stay as that.

Professor Terry Kaan: "Now if you knock down the lady's husband and she is greatly grieved, does she suffer harm?"

Crowd (murmuring): "No..."

Professor Terry Kaan: "Don't think like a lawyer; think like a human!"

LOL. It's true. I feel myself being less and less human everyday...

On days when I feel damn lousy and stupid, I watch videos like this:



...and this:



HAHAHA amagad what's happening to all the beauty pageants!!!

I shall watch Are You Smarter Than A Fifth-grader next time... xD

NUS law prof lists absentees on SMS

Haha Beckman actually rocks lah... He's the angmoh interviewer whom I blogged about previously and he does have a sense of humour. FYI, he treated us to tea because he felt so bad about missing our class; he had never missed a single class in his 32 years of teaching.

Still, even with a prof who has produced Ministers of Law and Attorney Generals, I think I'm gonna do badly for SLS... :/ DAMMIT.

No school today 'cause no contract tutorial this week! :D Which means one whole day for us to catch up on our work actually. -_- I need to finish my case summary by today so that I can go for my match tomorrow worry-free and then head for party at Papa Chia's at night. (Seems like there'll be someone throwing a party every week?)

Doubt I will be blogging very often from next week onwards... Just want to conclude a bit of what's been happening these few weeks:

Orientation/Matriculation week -
Eventually we still did not get to know some of the non-lawcamp people but I have come to the conclusion that it takes 2 hands to clap and people will make friends with whoever's interested in making friends with them (at least, I am like that). Unfortunately some people weren't the least bit interested in participating in the activities (and sometimes I know it can't be helped 'cause that's either not in their nature or we are too childish for them haha) but for the rest of us who did participate together, we had a lot of fun going through thick and thin (like being water-bombed and playing lasertech and frisbee with a total army strength of only 5 or so). Rollerblading at ECP on Fri was excellent small-group bonding as we laughed at ourselves falling down. We got better as we skated longer and that gave a huge sense of achievement (though I know that the next time I skate I would have to go through picking it up all over again) albeit tired feet. Went back to BTC for float, only to get transported to KRC together with pieces of the float which got quite badly damaged by trees and signboards along the roads of Bukit Timah and Clementi . Stayed up all night at the track to salvage and assemble the pieces of the float together though I admit that I sneaked a half-hour of unrestful sleep. Walked around like a zombie in the morning and everyone sort of managed to execute everything adequately and the float was immediately torn down after the performance LOL! We were just relieved that it was over man. Law never expects (or even desires?) to win Rag; I think it was all for the bonding sake. Law Bash at night was honestly pretty boring (maybe also due to the lack of real eyecandies? 'Cause the good ones didn't want to participate.) and the questions which meant to be provocative were answered very tamely (which is how any aspiring lawyer would answer I suppose). We left Butter Factory immediately after voting for the reps from our OG and finishing the free drink and went to Arab Street for shisha which I did not even take a puff of but was wrongly reported as a smoker to my LAWR tutor yesterday by Bob! ('Cause he thought it would help create a rapport since angmohs are usually smokers but my tutor happened to hate smoking. SHITS.) Haha but it was the best OG "picnic" ever! We just sat on the rug and started gossiping and oh boy, gossiping is a such a great way of bonding! Lol it was actually more like laughing at weird stuff someone had been doing the whole week. We then headed to Selegie for the famous tau huay. Alyssa's birthday party on Sun was also another round of gossiping (this time, with more people) since we the non-raggers could do nothing else other than talk among our own OG and Jiahao brought up the topic anyway. Okay I want to conclude now since I should be getting on with real work soon: no matter how lousy/tired we felt at the activities, it's always good to have been through things together, be it shitty (like how we felt after a night of sleep deprivation) or fun, so that years later we can still laugh about them. Having some memories is better than not having any at all.

First week of school -
Actually effectively, it has only been 3 days of studying and yet the stress is heating up already. Haha sounds scary right? But yeah I do think it will eventually subside (by a little) 'cause people will realise that always being on your toes is not healthy nor feasible (at least for me). In any case, I am still looking forward to school because there is really just so much to learn and although I still feel clueless now, I always believe that struggling is part of learning and I learn best after I have struggled over something. The learning curve is indeed going to be steep and people (the professors AND the students) and materials around you may intimidate you but why choose to stay in your comfort zone when you can go out and become better? The competition is stiff and daunting but this will only push us to our limits. It is truly great to be surrounded by people who are as smart as (if not smarter than) you and if you aren't, I can only try to feel your pain. Of course occasionally, taking easy and slack courses which do not require you to stretch yourself (you can skip all lectures and study by yourself to get an A) would invite envy but at the end of everything, I want to look back and proudly say that I have developed and enriched myself in university.

Oh and yes, law tutors are generally very interesting and charming in their own right. ;) I think it is possibly because of their eloquence and wit. Don't know when and if I can achieve that same eloquence.

I have also realised that at the end of my education in BTC, I will either be rich or be fat. -_- Food at The Summit is infamously terrible though very economical, so we tend to go out for better meals whenever possible and that is going to take a toll on my pocket if it continues. :/ Starting school has made me think about useless stuff like shopping a lot less but it has not taken eating out of my mind, like this morning right before I woke up I was dreaming of macaroons (this does make me sound like a glutton right? But I swear it's because I've been deprived of good food!). Sighs... Think I will choose to be thin but rich, otherwise, how do I afford my Mini Cooper once I'm out of school??? Haha!

 It's only the 2nd day of official school but guess what I'm doing!!!







As you can see, we are hard at work now! :D Hahaha you didn't catch us sleeping.

But yes, law school is really very competitive right from the start - and I really mean the START. Work has already started piling up and God knows when we can ever finish reading. But for some strange reason, it's been fun too. This is real school stuff man. TTYL, catching a cappuccino from Thinking Corner woooooots.

First day of school was not too shabby. Though it started off quite badly for me 'cause I had to go down to the Kent Ridge Campus to sign the papers early in the morning (anytime before 11am is considered early for me) and I missed the shuttle bus to BTC! :( So I just waited at the bus stop, feeding the mosquitoes while 10 other shuttle buses passed by.

Everyone had to change into formal black and white! :) This is something that I appreciate about the law school: formal wear that makes us look like lawyers! Other faculties didn't really have any dress code except for Medicine I think. Wearing formal attire sure is quite uncomfortable and warm, but I love to see people looking smart and formal. Didn't get a chance to camwhore with Wanqin 'cause we went our separate ways and joined our respective OGs soon after registration. OG time wasn't quite fruitful 'cause there was a clear divide between the people who attended law camp and those who didn't. (So word of advice: if you can help it, just attend orientation camps!!!) After the talks, it was OG time again. Slacked around in our room for a while before heading to Sixth Avenue. Sat down at Venezia and got to talk to the new girls a little more. :) But sadly, I think our OG is too huge to have any kind of deep bonding and you could see cliques forming. The fact that the rag dancers weren't around most of the time didn't help the situation. In the end only around 6 of us went for dinner at Aston's together.

But it's only the first day, guess I shouldn't expect too much. Actually I'm already quite happy with the level of comfort amongst a group of us, though the bad thing about that is that we have inertia to step out of our comfort zone and mingle with a whole new group of people. Well, but we have got to try... Perhaps we can start by doing it in small groups... Divide and conquer!

Oh no school is starting next Mon! :O I know I was previously raving about going back to school, but now it just all seems very very soon, almost too soon for us to take a breather! (Actually, not true 'cause we've been slacking for quite long.) I think it's that panic attack that always hits when some significant event is looming. That's why there are runaway brides yeah? But no, I'm not going to run away from school 'cause I am still excited about it albeit apprehensive!

Back from a day deprived of good, proper sleep. Stayed overnight at BTC for rag. Well obviously the night activities had nothing to do with rag but I really worked hard for rag for once (though I admit it wasn't my intention hahaha)!!! I guess I had redeemed myself afterall! :D :D The previous few times when we the fake floaters went down to BTC it was to play pool. -_- Yeah, while the rest were hard at work. So I guess I decided I had to start earning back my karma points so Ron, Wanqin and I got down to real work yesterday. I even went back to paint after accompanying Wanqin to Bugis! :D I bet I'd made the supreme float leader so proud of me! xD The sucker Zhilei aka Bob did even not lift a finger; he went for the stayover merely for the games at night. -_- His karma points are damn low already, though he was of some entertainment value. Honestly I have never heard so much bullshit in a night before. But I think his story about how he got into law school is true, and if people who didn't get in were to hear of how slipshod he was throughout the whole admissions process they would cry their hearts out! LOL but we still suspected that he bought his way in, that's why he's so poor now hahahaha. Because judging from the way he played Mahjong and Bridge, we really didn't think his intelligence got him in HAHA. Okay but he only learned how to play yesterday.

Going to Sentosa AGAIN tomorrow. -_-  But this time not with OG; it's with Agape! I sure hope I can continue to commit myself even after the school work starts setting in...

School is starting soooo soon! -panic attack again- I think it's gonna be difficult to get back into the mugging mood again after allowing our brains to rust for so long... It's scary trying to imagine sleep-deprived days (I CANNOT be sleep-deprived; I will just DIE!) and the mad rush to finish assignments. :( There was this graduate guy in the graduate student lounge facing our student lounge and I swear he did not sleep a wink! He was pacing up and down, deep in thought, and occasionally typing stuff into his laptop. Bob scared me that the guy must be studying Public Policy. :/ I wouldn't be surprised though.

It's great that we still have a week of matriculation to settle in (and to slack and chill). Maybe after school starts we would have real conversations to hold, unlike conversations about my atas-ness and my imaginary wealth (?!) which I have no idea why my OG floaters love to get a kick out of. O_o

Just feel like posting some interesting pictures (since the previous post wasn't exactly too merry)... Some were taken quite a few months ago when I was too lazy to update. -_-




  
  

   

   

   

   

Okay that's all for now... Till I have figured out a way to rotate my pics. Somehow when I upload the pics they turn out un-rotated?!

Sunday was my last day at Juicy Couture! Woooots I'm glad to have stopped working yay. You may ask, then why even work??? Okay the reasons are: 1) I was too bored slacking for too long and I didn't want to slack for 2 whole months and 2) I didn't expect work at Juicy to be so unbearable lol. Haha it wasn't because of the long standing hours; afterall I had worked at Cookie Man before and it was even more manual. Let me give you a brief breakdown of what I liked and disliked about working there...

Likes:
1) Talking to certain customers who were funny/amusing/had interesting background stories/looked like they had interesting stories (I could only guess in my mind what the stories were).
2) Serving customers with a genuine heart (on days when I was good) and getting their sincere thanks in return.
3) One of my supervisors, some of my colleagues and breaktime with them.

Dislikes:
1) The whole idea that salespeople are just out to get sales.
2) The idea that salespeople are big fat liars. (There was this time when I had to sit in for an informal meeting because they ended late and I was already at the shop. They were saying that you can tell 9 truths and 1 lie and the customer would still believe you and that if you lie convincingly the customer would also believe you. Okay so all you people, please don't get fooled by salespeople who are too persuasive. But of course there are those who are more skillful and nuanced... So the moral of the story is, just trust your own judgement.)
3) One of my supervisors and one of my colleagues. Haha. But of course, as salespeople with multi-faces, we never showed any likes and dislikes too explicitly. >:)
4) The brainless nature of the work. Sometimes I thought to myself, How can anyone stand doing this for the rest of his/her life??? But I guess some people do not have a choice... And that was when I started gloating over the fate of that hated supervisor. Sorry but my attempts at cheering her up (because she always looked so stressed and pent-up inside???) were just wasted on her. Okay I must admit that I didn't try very hard as well and actually added to her frustrations haha.
5) Full-timers "stealing" sales from part-timers. At first I really didn't care about sales since I wasn't getting any commission. But gradually I felt that we were being exploited and it was dishonesty on the full-timers' part. Either you let me slack and you get the sales yourself, or you let me serve the customers and key in my code with integrity!!!
6) The things I was selling. The clothes seemingly got uglier day by day.
7) The freaking irritating songs. Don't know where they got tracks from?!?! Never heard them before in my entire life.

Yeah so you can see that the dislikes clearly outnumber the likes. Wheee I'm outta there. Still, I try not to regret doing things I've done, maybe because I believe that all things happen for a reason. So I'm still glad I got to see another side of the world (figuratively, of course) through this one-month stint at Juicy Couture because in all honesty, I have learnt a lot (and this is not some politically correct reflections sheet because 1) I have no reason to be politically correct here and 2) I would have died if this is meant to be submitted xD). I know it sounds contradictory because I just said that retail is brainless but I have truly learnt more about human behaviours, whether good or bad. I saw how pathetic or selfless people could be, how people could just try so hard that they looked absurd (at least to me), how looks could be deceiving, how fake people could be, how genuinely enthusiastic people could be, how I reacted under certain situations, etc etc. Every time I worked at a new place, I always took home a new perspective. I may not be very observant, but I do try to observe, so that every working experience, be it good or bad, is always a lesson learnt. So I highly encourage people who have time to idle around to go and find some work to do because even if you end up in somewhere you hate, it's still an entirely new and learnable experience to have, right? (But pray that it doesn't happen lah.) And you'll feel thankful that that is not the kind of place that you'll be doomed to work at! Haha.

This is really the final final work for me haha. No more from now on, don't worry. (Tuition doesn't count though!) Shall spend the next one and half weeks relaxing...

I am having an obsession with shoes. I suddenly feel like buying many many pairs of shoes, especially comfy ones. Maybe because my feet are crying out to me, "Why are you ill-treating me?" :(

My colleague: Do you hear someone screaming for help?
Me: Huh no???
My colleague: She's screaming for help. (points at her own feet)

Lol she was wearing a pair of 4-inch heels. Thank goodness I wear flats everyday, no matter what.

Wahlao depressed/drained/overtaxed/deviant/strayed whatever you call it.

And now I become so damn easily envious of people. I can do nothing except to be envious wts. I need one night to get over this...! 

I think I'm just being cranky tonight.

If everyone agrees to it can we just fast-forward the next few weeks please?

NO.

 

You know I had always wished that I lived in Willy Wonka's chocolate factory? I loved the chocolate fountain/lake. I would think that I could drink from it forever and live like a happy oompa loompa in the factory.

That was until last night when I had a cup of hot chocolate at Max Brenner's.

The first teaspoon was heavenly sinful (oxymoron?)... And I was telling Li Ping that I would try this and that flavours next time. But by the fifth spoonful, I was feeling sick already! It was cloyingly sweeeeeeet. And trust me when I say that because I am one of the biggest sweet tooth I know. But by then I wasn't even one-quarter done with the cup, so the rest of the drink was pure torture. I'd never thought I would feel that way about chocolate; I eat chocolates everyday!


Yes I did finish it eventually. But I don't think I'll ever go to Max Brenner's again... Or at least not for now.

So this morning when I went to the toilet, a chocolate fountain was indeed emitted. No picture for your reference yeah.

According to my sister, this means I lack some enzymes such that my body cannot absorb some of the fats? I guess that's probably why I am also a little lactose-intolerant? :(

Anyway, it's been one week after law camp and I still think back and smile, especially at the memory of the station games haha! Sad that I haven't been able to attend anything at all; not the legal clinic, not rag, not the 2nd OG outing. :( Because of my stupid schedule (which I have no one to blame for except myself), I barely have time for anything else. Sometimes when I was working, I would suddenly become quite depressed, especially during breaks when I had time to reflect and wallow in self pity haha. As I was telling Li Ping, if I die tomorrow, I would die in regret. D: But I guess what I can do is to simply enjoy the moment and do everything to the best of my abilities so that I would at least feel better about myself at the end of the day.

Can't wait for matriculation week to start... I want to be a student in school again..!

More outings with friends and family please! Yayyy I am working less next week...

Okay time to help my tutee with her project... Sighs why did I volunteer hurhur.

First day at work at Juicy Couture... after a night of vomiting WAHLAO. x(

It was a really good buffet dinner at Tung Lok but I forgot that I am allergic to crab meat! Well actually I was never really sure about that but I just stayed away from it because vomit followed my eating crabs. But after last night I am now 101% sure that I am allergic. Shiats. I puked my entire dinner out until my stomach was totally empty. :(((( Stomach hurt. :((((((

But it's a good thing it's not stomach flu but just an allergy. So this morning I was able to go to work. And yay the job is not too tough but there is still stuff to do, so it isn't unbearably boring as well. I just want to have a shot at retail sales to experience how it's like 'cause if not now, then I will never do this kind of saikang ever. So after a day of walking and standing around in the shop, I find that the apparels, accessories and bags are nice at Juicy! But too ex for my budget... I hope I get a staff discount or something even though I'm just a temporary part-timer haha. Btw, the customers are all nice people, or at least not nasty. I met quite a few people I knew just today! :D Had dinner with Li Ping and told her about law camp wheeee. Love chatting with her. She came all the way and postponed her tuitions just to see me at work! :') Is touched! <3

Now my schedule is so packed that I hardly have time for tuition. Maybe it's time I start dropping some of my tutees, as I had intended to.

Second day of retail begins tomorrow...