geez... look at the date. it's been aeon since i last blogged. well, that's because yours truly have been busy grinding away. D-day's coming less than 2 months and just finish the trial today. have been in a zombie-like state for the past week. *sigh* i can really use a breather. it's been a long month really.

but the past 3 days have been great. for the first time, i had a sleepover with my friends. *grin* PS and SQ came over and i played the *ahem* generous hostess. (someone have been putting up weight and i'm not allowed to mention names *wink* ) we have the whole house to our own for the weekend.

day 1
after coming back from school, E paid us a short visit and we did a lot of catching up. later dunno what bug have bitten them, she and PS suddenly decided to play table tennis, never mind the fact that the table was covered with cobwebs and several centimetres of dust, with no nets and there are little space for them to play in my already crowded garage. *rolled eyes* being the *ahem* sensible ones, SQ and yours truly stayed indoors, battling chem facts and data, and of course, in return, had to suffer dirty looks from E and PS whenever they happen to look our way.

then it's back to buisness. err...i mean study. an arduous task which took a lot of time. try to finish 30 chapters in 3 days and you'll know what i mean. not to mention that we made frequent stops to the kitchen to refill our teacups, taking short breaks every hour or so. and of course, needless to say, at the end of the day, all of us fall short of our reading target. we turned in early as someone has dozed off on the couch, with chem notes on her lap. had a little 'pillow talk' that night before we finally succumb to sleepiness and fatigue. Zzz...

day 2
study picked up pace, thanks to some tips and PS's wide network of friends. *wink* had a nice long chat over KFC (our dinner) reminiscing about the past, those happy times in notre dame, the kind of crazy things we did, when there are still the ten of us around... now with only 5 in malacca, and the other half in kl, the geograpical barrier that divide us will soon grow wider, continentally. (think scotland) *sigh* those were indeed the good old days...

day 3
silence once again reigned my house.