i spent the entire weekend at home (save for saturday night), which is good really, because i'm broke, i don't have a job which would supply me with money, and next week would be packed so i'd better stay home and save money.
well exams. it was a mere one week this time round, and it didn't feel quite so taxing as the previous few times, maybe because services was crap, and nobody can study for 315. (political/financial/economic risks about regional mining anyone? no, not in the textbook.) oh well, i can only hope really hard for the best because it does not look good.
friday ended with a relaxing dinner at jurong west nihon mura with shuxian (i LOVE that place. i'd go back there whenever i can if it wasn't so goshdarn inconvenient), and then supper with the MS girls at airport.

sat night drinks with some of the 315 peeps at clarke quay. it was sort of a farewell dinner for drew too; he's going to fly back home to canada on thursday he ends his papers for 5 interviews, then it's off to argentina for him for mountain climbing. you really have to envy their lifestyle!
and after working with two exchange students so far, i think the canadians are more fun than the british. hahah.

sat night drinks with some of the 315 peeps at clarke quay. it was sort of a farewell dinner for drew too; he's going to fly back home to canada on thursday he ends his papers for 5 interviews, then it's off to argentina for him for mountain climbing. you really have to envy their lifestyle!and after working with two exchange students so far, i think the canadians are more fun than the british. hahah.