I chose my course for next year, I booked my tickets to Prague, and semi-settled my summer plans. I hope that next year there'll be nice freshers in Homerton! Haha nah, one thing I can't stand is getting my hopes dashed; one thing I can't do is managing expectations.

Been reading Holly Jean's blog. Being a student is chillaxing- in that you can pon any lesson any time, and mug as much/little as you deem fit. But being a working adult seems not bad too- you can choose who to hangout with, who to live with, and you can buy as many handbags as your salary allow.

Ooh I have so many big thoughts limited by my modest command of the language. Like how I want my daughter to have a cool name like Eva-Mae. Like if Kenneth were alive, he'd be pretty with fair immaculate skin, while other teenage boys his age are awkward and pimply.

It's the perfect time now to think and to recharge. Lessons and activities are ending, inconsequential people are mugging, leaving me with the ironic peace for bigger worries. If what I feel is important in life now turns out to be a mirage, I will be the biggest fool.

Quoted from Pammers: "Life is such a balance. Trust and caution, opportunity and comfort, time and money, acceptance and boundaries, desires and responsibilities, self and others, dreams and reality."