If you are wondering

Today, I was thinking of something. It was a flashback. Like one I usually have once in a while. Of what I have done and experienced. Semester 5 was a busy and hectic one. With too much workload and too little time for me to sieve through tasks, one by one.And even less time for me to reflect and think.

Which leave holidays and breaks as the ideal time for one to ponder about life. You know, sometimes, we wonder about unnecessary things. Like how life would be, if you made another decision back then when you came upon a crossroad.

How much different things would be , if you said a different thing, or choose to do something else.

Or if you reacted differently.

But all that there is left now, is an endless list of untold tales.Yes, tales of which some you wish would come true , some of which you are glad that you never went through.

Albeit one would be nagged by all those random thoughts, it is always important to look back, and realised that the path that was chosen- even though it might not be the best, it would be something that you are happy and pleased with .

And that really made a difference.

PS- just in case if you are wondering, more interesting posts will be coming up. Stay tuned for my next posts.I need more time.I've been busy with certain forms and documents, besides meet ups with friends. .

Expansion at LCCT

It's been some time since I updated my blog; even longer since I stepped foot in the airport. Few days ago, I was at the LCCT to catch a plane back home.

And I would say that the airport has become less crowded. Much of which, is attributed to the completion of the new wing. The expansion have given the airport much more space, and more choices of stalls.

Something different.

041809

I've been running around ever since I finished my paper this afternoon. Even the guard at my residence hall, commented that I was so busy. The room is in a mess as usual. Like after a tsunami. And I've not even packed my bag for my trip later.

Yes, I'm heading off to Redang later. Till then. Bye.

One week before finals

A rainbow spotted outside my block on Friday !

Today, I woke up late and rushed to class. In the end, I was considered absent because I was more than 20 minutes late.=_= Oh well, I went to Giant after that, with Christine and Stephanie. Since, I was in the mood for fillet o fish, we decided to have lunch ( or rather breakfast for me ) at McD, before that. And it tasted so healthy !

March, march ! To Giant !

Food supplies are essential for college students, especially when exams are around the corner.

Despite, being in my last few weeks in INTI, I stocked up in more than RM 30 worth of food and beverage supply.

Introducing, Tissue Girl ! She just happened to like buying tissues and uses a lot of tissues. Just look at her hugging those tissues. =p
Anyways, it started pouring while we were in Giant, and we ended up missing the INTI bus back to college. After trotting through the muddy pathway outside Giant and a fruitless waiting for a bus, we took a cab back to college.

North Korean Satelite

In an attempt to launch a satelite into the orbit, the North Korean rocket has gone passed Japan, over to the Pacific. Check out the news report .

A day of various happenings

First of April. I had my US History II trial on that day.All of you, who have taken Professor Borges's class would have known what a trial would be like.This trial is part of our coursework, so it's important. My case, was a case about the Japanese internment during World War II, where the US government which was prompted by war hysteria moved to interned thousands of individuals of Japanese ancestry. If you have no prior knowledge on world history,think about the Kampung Baru established by the British during the communist era in Malaya.The only difference is the severity and the individuals involved. The case started when an ex-detainee@ Kataki Yamamoto (me), who was a nisei generation in the United States, sued the government for additional compensation amounting to $ 10 million for each Japanese survivor and an admission that the government policy back then was a deliberate act of racism. The government, then counter-sued , seeking to rescind the apology previously given and retrieve all the reparation money given.  They had previously given the detainees and their survivors , an apology letter acompanied with a sum of money as reparation.

Olivia, me, Stan,& Arthur

The lawyer and I.

The team.

Anyway, we sort of lost the case. Lost as in we failed to the get the additional $ 10 million. Well, the jurors voted to maintain the status quo, so we didn't like lost absolutely. Haha.

Speaking of which April 1 was a day that many awaited for. Ivy League admissions results! Last year, I was rejected by U Penn, specifically  Wharton Business School. Only one of the scholars in my batch got in. 

The nicely worded rejection letter.

And this year, the juniors are doing good. Two of them got into Wharton, while a number of them are admitted in a various Ivy League or Ivy standard universities.  These include Harvard, Stanford, Caltech, Cornell, Carnegie Mellon, John Hopkins, and University of Pennsylvania to name a few. Congratulations people ! No names are mentioned here, as some of them might want to keep a low profile . =)

If you're interested to know who got into where, check out Chen Chow's blog.

Speaking of admissions results, Abraham got into Wesleyan University. Woots. This I must spread. Haha.