Slacking
Right now, Chengwei is oscillating between typing this post, reading The Straits Times, msn-ing and watching Memoirs of a Geisha. Such is the epitome of my refusal to do any work - do those things you normally do when you're procrastinating, all together.
Thanks to CNY, the week has passed so fast! I don't quite know whether it's a good thing, because I'm constantly reminded of how time flies. Cliche of all cliches, but it does! It's been 4 weeks into school and I'm so scared that it'll pass, week after week, while I slack on and on (and on and on and on and on)... and then, exams. And like I did last semester, I'll freak out and wonder why I didn't read any of my textbooks. Oh, but then again, while freaking out last semester, I still had the time to hang out in Holland Village, start watching Channel 8 Dramas and get hooked onto surfing friendster profiles and blogs.
Bleah. No drive, no drive, not driven at all! But I don't even feel like being driven. So the policy is to simply do what is necessary. haha, I've been speaking in Econs lingo with a friend lately - so my policy would be to optimize scarce resource allocation (i.e. time) by minimizing opportunity cost in terms of time spent studying...
No drive, but I'm feeling rather glad lately, because I think, I might just have finally found a direction. No longer aimless because I know what I want to do! (Ask me yourself.) And during lectures on Thursday, I came to a very strange conclusion- that I might major in operations and supply chain management, which I believe is the most un-Chengwei major of all Business Majors. But I've been thinking of it so much lately that I actually touched my Operations Management Tb today. =)
Last night, I was talking to a friend who's waiting for his 'O' Level results. And all of a sudden, I realized it's been almost a year since I was waiting for my 'A' Level results. I can't believe it's been a year, a year since I broke 1 espresso cup and an olive oil bottle at work when I realized results was coming out, a year since I actually cared enough about results. I fear the arrival of March, because-
it'd be a year, since everything.
Thanks to CNY, the week has passed so fast! I don't quite know whether it's a good thing, because I'm constantly reminded of how time flies. Cliche of all cliches, but it does! It's been 4 weeks into school and I'm so scared that it'll pass, week after week, while I slack on and on (and on and on and on and on)... and then, exams. And like I did last semester, I'll freak out and wonder why I didn't read any of my textbooks. Oh, but then again, while freaking out last semester, I still had the time to hang out in Holland Village, start watching Channel 8 Dramas and get hooked onto surfing friendster profiles and blogs.
Bleah. No drive, no drive, not driven at all! But I don't even feel like being driven. So the policy is to simply do what is necessary. haha, I've been speaking in Econs lingo with a friend lately - so my policy would be to optimize scarce resource allocation (i.e. time) by minimizing opportunity cost in terms of time spent studying...
No drive, but I'm feeling rather glad lately, because I think, I might just have finally found a direction. No longer aimless because I know what I want to do! (Ask me yourself.) And during lectures on Thursday, I came to a very strange conclusion- that I might major in operations and supply chain management, which I believe is the most un-Chengwei major of all Business Majors. But I've been thinking of it so much lately that I actually touched my Operations Management Tb today. =)
Last night, I was talking to a friend who's waiting for his 'O' Level results. And all of a sudden, I realized it's been almost a year since I was waiting for my 'A' Level results. I can't believe it's been a year, a year since I broke 1 espresso cup and an olive oil bottle at work when I realized results was coming out, a year since I actually cared enough about results. I fear the arrival of March, because-
it'd be a year, since everything.
Chengwei looked out at 1:08 am
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