Uni is starting in around a month's time and there are various things I have to go through, figure out and do. I'm sure it's not that hard of a process and this time next year when I have to do it all over again, I'll scoff at how lost I was this year (or maybe just in a month's time, I'll look back and laugh).

A lot of people I know are extremely excited about the start of uni and I guess I am too. Despite my being cynical about commerce, I am extremely happy about the coop scholarship and the promise of interesting people that I will meet. But somehow, I don't want this summer to end. Although time is stretched out in that sticky marshmellow sense, where the lazy days just blend into another, I do feel free. I guess I've always been a pretty hard worker and this sort of lazing about is a "refreshing" change that I just don't want to let go of right this moment. I also have the feeling that my reluctance for this summer to end has to do with starting anew at uni. Most of my close friends are going to Sydney Uni or UTS and although I am excited at the propesct of meeting new people, I guess I am a little insecure. I'm also guessing that my ovaries has to do with the general "meh" state of being.

( More tittle tattle about life )

Went to Bella's BBQ yesterday and had a good time despite being extremely out of it because I spent all Chinese New Years Eve, staying up until 3am to watch the CCTV New Years Eve Gala. It's family tradition, and I watch it EVERY year without fail.

I managed to enrol at USNW Commerce this morning. So I'll be doing Accounting, Microeconomics, Quantative Methods and Info Systems for the first semester. Fun fun. My timetable is alright, although Mondays seem like crazy because I have a class in the morning and then not another until five in the evening. Six hours in between for me to just do ... stuff. Tuesdays are kinda crap too, cause there is an one hour tutorial at five pm and nothing else. Fridays are completely free (YAY!). I guess I'm just not used to the idea of having such a flexible timetable.

I'm not 100% sure if commerce is such a good idea, but then again, I'm the type of person who can convince myself to like anything and everything. Picky (unless it comes to food and especially chocolate) is not really part of my vocabulary.

I have an inexplicable urge to make icons right now. Possibly because I have a deadline to catch and my habit of procrastination is once again rearing its head.