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Sunday, October 27, 2013

Back to the land of gloominess.

Its scary how 3 months seem to fly past me in a blink of an eye, and reading week is next week. I keep asking myself why is time flying by so fast, when I am already so lost in lectures. Stepping into UCL in my second year made me realise how important it is to really treasure every moment of my life in university. I learnt how important learning is, not just classroom learning, but learning in general. In our daily lives, we often encounter different situations that require us to deal with different people, take up different roles. I would like to think that these random small things we do, the small roles we play in the society is the one that shapes who we are.

So, enough of that touchy stuff.

The reason why I'm super enthusiastic today and decided to blog is because of the daylight saving time change. An hour gained should be well spent, and since I'm so unbelievably busy these days, I have decided to spend this hour on blogging.

Life back here is, surprisingly busy. It is very demanding to balance out my studies and co-curricular activities, and friends, and games, and other stuffs. On really busy days I barely get enough sleep to run for lectures, and i tend to doze of in lectures. And most of my saturdays are booked now, either with my own activities or photowalk. Its scary how the workload for everything could be, I should be catching up in lectures instead. As the saying goes, he who fails to plan, plans to fail. Because of this, it became a habit for me to actually plan what I have to do and accomplish it by the end of the day. If it wasn't for this reminder/planner thing I would have missed several deadlines already.

Apart from all the busy drama, I went to epping forest yesterday! :) It was so much better than last year as autumn is catching. There were leaves on the floor and the trees were turning yellow! Despite the muddy floor I still enjoyed myself. And here are some of the pictures I took :))))\








tried mf on this one :O 








Now back to the real world.


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