To Marcus and Pam:

(Paiseh, a bit belated, but it's the thought that counts right. =p)

Anyway, as I was about to say, I changed my layout! Simply love this one. Woot. Haa. Anyway, I've finally handed in my SW term paper yesterday. All 2000 words of it. The one that took me a whole week to do. -.- Had been feeling fretful and having late, late nights and early, early mornings because of it. Anndddd...My Pscyh lab reports are due next week. 2 of them. Argh. When can I ever be free of these irksome papers and reports? *scrunches up face*

Anyway, I just wanted to blog about something that happened yesterday. You ever feel like having a decision hanging in balance for like, maybe a few seconds, and then the opportunity for you to do something about it is totally gone once those few seconds have passed? Well, that was what happened to me yesterday. I was on the North-East Line on my way to school and at one of the stops, this dad boarded with his 5-year-old son. So, the son, acting the way boys usually do, started playing around with this robot toy he was holding in his hands and refused to sit down. So the father took the school bag that his son carrying from him and put it on the seat where he was sitting, which was right next to me. Anyway, both of them got off at Outram Park Station and because I was reading, I wasn't really paying much attention to my surroundings, until....From out of the corner of my eye, I saw something blue which made me look up from my book. To my surprise, I saw that the father had actually left his son's bag behind, having forgotten about it totally. So I was deliberating whether to rush out after him with the bag or risk being late for school. And just when I was still considering my options.....the doors had to close on me. There. My decision had been made for me. -.- Well, I hope he didn't put anything too valuable inside (it's a kid's bag after all, but you never know.) And upon reaching Harbour Front which was my stop, me, being so un-civic-minded, just left the bag where it was. Okok, I know that was totally irresponsible, and I kind of felt bad about it, but oh well. *shrugs*

To Marcus and Pam:

(Paiseh, a bit belated, but it's the thought that counts right. =p)

Anyway, as I was about to say, I changed my layout! Simply love this one. Woot. Haa. Anyway, I've finally handed in my SW term paper yesterday. All 2000 words of it. The one that took me a whole week to do. -.- Had been feeling fretful and having late, late nights and early, early mornings because of it. Anndddd...My Pscyh lab reports are due next week. 2 of them. Argh. When can I ever be free of these irksome papers and reports? *scrunches up face*

Anyway, I just wanted to blog about something that happened yesterday. You ever feel like having a decision hanging in balance for like, maybe a few seconds, and then the opportunity for you to do something about it is totally gone once those few seconds have passed? Well, that was what happened to me yesterday. I was on the North-East Line on my way to school and at one of the stops, this dad boarded with his 5-year-old son. So, the son, acting the way boys usually do, started playing around with this robot toy he was holding in his hands and refused to sit down. So the father took the school bag that his son carrying from him and put it on the seat where he was sitting, which was right next to me. Anyway, both of them got off at Outram Park Station and because I was reading, I wasn't really paying much attention to my surroundings, until....From out of the corner of my eye, I saw something blue which made me look up from my book. To my surprise, I saw that the father had actually left his son's bag behind, having forgotten about it totally. So I was deliberating whether to rush out after him with the bag or risk being late for school. And just when I was still considering my options.....the doors had to close on me. There. My decision had been made for me. -.- Well, I hope he didn't put anything too valuable inside (it's a kid's bag after all, but you never know.) And upon reaching Harbour Front which was my stop, me, being so un-civic-minded, just left the bag where it was. Okok, I know that was totally irresponsible, and I kind of felt bad about it, but oh well. *shrugs*