It's been a while since my last entry. Just so you know I'm currently at my hometown spending my semester break. This is my last semester break as I only have one more remaining semester before I graduate next year. So far, I have yet to experience uber-exciting or interesting things during this holiday but I definitely enjoying my carefree life at the comfort of the home. 

Recent happenings:

1) A good friend of mine (Greg) came to visit KK for the first time. I became his so-called 'tourist guide'. I spent my 1st week of holiday touring KK with him. [Greg, if you're reading this, do come again next time. Partay!!]

2) This is lame. I'm now mum's official chauffeur. Gotta wake up early to drive her to work and pick her up later in the evening. Pfft...

3) Something went wrong with my Blackberry. Damn. 

4) I had several 'yam-cha' sessions with friends. It's good to see them and had so many things to catch up with. 

^^Till my next update. Adios!!^^

Finally, it's the curtain fall for this semester and that means I still have 1 more remaining semester as an undergraduate student here in UKM. 

Yesterday, I sat for my final paper and I can say it's less depressing than the previous paper ^_^. Little did I know the paper was a two-hour paper with 10 questions and I had to answer all! I wasn't aware of the format till the exam day itself. Ignorance...ignorance. Anyway, I did answer all the questions and left the exam hall 30 minutes before the exam ended. Talking about confidence? ;-)

After the exam, my friends and I decided to go to the faculty to see our supervisor as we're about to hand-in our completed thesis. All that I can think of at that moment was to hand-in my thesis and walked away from the office gleefully. I bet my other friends thought the same way too. Well...it didn't go that way. Unexpectedly, we were told to present our project findings in front of her. It's something like what people called VIVA or whatever you called it. Thing is, we were required to present it front of her at that particular moment without having any preparation at all. I was actually frustrated because she should have informed us earlier that we're going to have a presentation.

So, I was the first one to present my findings and as usual, I tried my best to deliver my presentation despite of having no early preparation. It was an impromptu presentation. During the presentation I was bombarded with questions from my supervisor and that's normal and my job was to convince her with my justifications. There's this one particular thing in my presentation that caught her attention. It's something to do with the term that I used in my research. She claimed it was an inaccurate term. Suddenly the 'question' popped out: "Did you send me your draft?". I was like 'what the?'. FYI, I sent my drafts (yes. plural.) so many times through e-mail and she didn't even bother to respond to it. I was really frustrated. 

Anyway, I've done with that. I just keep my fingers crossed and hope for the best. That's all I can do now...

Most importantly, I'm coming home today! All packed and I'm ready to leave for KK...

Adieu. Till my next update. ^_^ v