I've really drifted apart from many of my friends. When I occassionally bump into someone from school somewhere, they'll somehow ask, "How's the rest of the people?" And I'd have to guiltily admit that I havent done much catching up with most people in the past months.

I owe many outings with different group of people, and I can only tell them I'd be free only after exams. But then again, in the miserable 2 weeks holidays before the next trimester, I'd be busy preparing for my upcoming event, and will be away in Shanghai on the following week. And when I'm back, wala~ the cycle repeats itself.

3 out of the 5 weekdays are spent in classes, and the remaining 2 days are used to spend time with family and boyfriend. Weekends are used up for projects and studying. And sleeping, of course.

There're so many things I would like to do! Like learning to swim, watch Harry Potter, attend dancing class, take up Korean language......................

Okok, I shouldnt complain so much, because like what Mr Liu likes to say, it's my own decision. Zzzzzzzz....

I didnt realise that so many people in Singapore is caught up in K-pop craze until I saw the article in ST today. Korean dramas, songs, boybands and girl groups... And I beleive that the success in their entertainment industry accounts for quite a bit in the latest report showing an improvement in their economy. Im crazy over BOF!

Have you ever had the feeling that your entire body is so tired that you totally dont feel like moving at all? Not even your tiny finger? Cos that's what I'm feeling right now.... Zzzzz....

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