And it brought us back to where we are now

Hi everybody

If you're still here.... i applaud you. Checking up on me after 3 months :') 

Sometimes i wonder if some kid many many years down the road after im loooonggg gone will chance upon my blog and start reading it and somehow word will get out and i'll become the next Anne Frank. 

Or maybe computers will no longer be a thing by then :/

Plus i don't think 70% of kids these days blog or have even heard of Blogger. 

So it's week 4 of my LAST SEM IN NUS. I have so many mixed feelings about this i don't even. It's been a real rollercoaster ride; probably about the same or even more dramatic compared to sec sch. 

Jc was nth, i'm not even sure anymore what happened in jc. When i look back it's just me being stressed and blogging about the most random things. 

Uni has been a great journey. You know how when you watch american movies and they always say college is the best time of your life? I think i can safely say uni was the best time of my life. Pri and sec sch were fun but in very carefree and childish ways, like in running around playgrounds at ages 7-12 and then progressing to running around malls at ages 13-16. 

But anyways, as usual, i digress. 

I'm back from Korea- it was ahmazinggg. Loved the scenery, the people are so chill and friendly (the youngsters at least), food on the other hand though was kind of a disappointment to me. It was the same few things after a while, and i was really looking forward to trying korean fried chicken but it didn't really meet my expectations. I think kfc/4fingers is much better LOL

Also i think it might have been cos i got sick halfway through and never really recovered, and in the meantime i was forced to eat fried chicken 3 times despite being sick, since it was one of the few things our muslim friends (who were with us for a week) could eat. 

And my airbnb was decent but small and rather pricey, and for some reason was extremely dusty. We cooked a lot too, and it was always a messy (and afterwards, smelly) affair since the kitchen was super small. 

Plus, as much as i like my friends, i don't think i'd wanna travel/live with some of them again cos we have quite different travel preferences and they were pretty darn messy.

Fortunately though, i had jiams and kun and wq who were there for quite long too, so we hung out. Grateful for them hehe

And with regards to food, seoul had surprisingly good coffee, so all's well. And omg Yonsei University is b e a u t i f u l. Buildings with high ceilings, readily available seats, cafes, even the walk to school is scenic LOL. 

But sadly, all good things must come to an end, and we were back in pretty much no time at all. Honestly didn't feel like a month) 

Sch so far has been okay, but it doesn't really feel like a sem tbh since my mind is mostly on graduation and the path after that. It's scary cos all our lives, the route ahead has been laid out for us: pri sch > sec sch > jc/poly > uni. But suddenly now, there's like nothing ahead. Not unless you have travel/gap year plans, or a job offer waiting for you. 

I'm excited to graduate but at the same time, I don't want to leave behind my friends and a steady social life and descend into a world of office politics (my worst nightmare sia) and 9-5s (also cannot stand waking up before sunrise). 

SIAN 

Okay time to sleep haha night everyone