It has been...
so. long.
Truth to be told, during my absence from the blogosphere, I refrained from visiting my own blog because I feel guilty about not blogging!
Nonetheless, I see visitors coming here regularly and that's comforting news!
Even though I don't know who is consistently reading this lil space of mine (I respect your anonymity!), well, an audience is an audience. :p
So what has been going on in my life?
Towards the end of March, I had the most awesomest birthday celebration (I meant it, because it was wayyy better than my 21st!) and was busy rushing my assignments out concurrently.
I have something against deadlines because they never allow me to meet them.
I think they hate me, well I don't exactly like them either. :(
Anyhoo, I ended lessons officially in the first week of April and embarked on my one-week study break thereafter.
Everyone likes to say
"time flies" because...it indeed passes by in lightning speed.
The big E is over and true to my examination tagline -
no regrets.
OVERRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Note: This was last year's paper. Much as I want to, I cannot bring the exam question papers home.
I don't know if I am on a lucky streak recently but I have spotted questions for all my 3 papers correctly.
Yeah, sounds kinda
unbelievable but it's true!
I worry most for my marketing paper because for those marketing students out there, you sure know how much we need to memorise - those concepts, content and real-life applications in the diverse marketplace.
I remember I almost flunked last year's paper.
I walked out of the examination room feeling all depressed and sunken.
I don't know how to answer the essay questions, not one.
I vividly remember a question which went something along the line like this: "What is the most important factor for marketers in analysing consumers' behaviour?"
The correct answer is supposedly "culture" and I wrote "consumers' disposable income" and then elaborated on disposable income leading to consumer buying power and thus purchase behaviour.
Very surprisingly, I passed the paper pretty well therefore I thought to myself, "hey, marketing papers are not about cold, hard concepts after all. If I can crap and turn things around, in other words, spin a story, I could actually bluff my way through!"...... NOT.
I most certainly did not bluff my way through this time round.
I studied real hard and started early so when I flipped open the question paper and zoomed straight to the essay section, I totally relish the feeling of writing
effortlessly and flowingly. *smirks*
This part of the entry is making me so haughty, hahaha!
Look at my very first HD!

Note: Dear lecturer, there is a grammatical error in your remarks. Try spotting!
So.... school's over and done for, at least for now till I start school again on the 9th of May.
For you forgetful people out there, I school on a trimester basis, which means to say I study 3 semesters a year.
Please add a part time job on top of that, hence feel free to call me
WONDERWOMAN yo!
Okay I actually have a list of drama to catch up on:
- Playful Kiss (Korean drama)
- Iris (Korean drama)
- Gossip Girl season 4
- Nikita
- Vampire Diaries season 1
All soapy dramas, I know but I'm just gonna be a couch potato and nua my days awayyy.
Oh, the luxury of holidays.
Wait, I'm resuming work on *gasp* Monday, going down to the CDC to register for driving on Tues and...ahhhhh, why can't I ever be freeee???