i killed my computer again

i was about to brag about my shopping experience last weekend, when the jinxed qiuling called me and MY COMPUTER JUST DIED AFTER THAT!! ok never mind, my aussie bro is back in town and he’s gonna fix it for me.

but anyway, yeah i’ve got THE diary. it’s red in colour, doesn’t look dowdy, made of nice leather material and erm, yeah slightly smaller than a5 size. it’s a week on two pages, not the ideal one day a page, but never mind, i can live with this format for a year.

now lemme go on to my first day of school.

the morning class was a screw up. the instructor’s great and everything, but the groups got screwed up again. due to the class’ warped concept of fairness. there’s no justice and fairness in this world anymore.

we were forced to split up our groups by the other groups just because they didn’t want to split up. and then they practically didn’t give us a choice to remain as a group or be noble and split. they just crowded around us and “invited” us to their groups (translate: split up). and the seminar manager wasn’t doing anything to help us, or make things fairer, most probably cos his group was one of those under the danger of being asked to split up too.

so this semester, i wouldn’t be doing any projects with my hangout gang. to those who say that i’ll make more friends and i should try to work with other people whether i like it or not cos working life is just like that, go screw yourself. i will have enough of working life in future, i already had experience of such stuff in the past, and they can give these “learning opportunities” and “character building lessons” to other brats.

second lesson of the day: we started to consider switching modules even before attending this class. cos out of a class of more than 40 students, there were 10 singaporeans. and yeah, the rest were norwegians. to put it in the words of a classmates, it’s like singaporean students experiencing an exchange semester in norway. i have nothing against norwegians, i’m just a little xenophobic and i am very uncomfortable with the local-foreign-students ratio.

so much for a good final semester i thought i was going to have.