29th of Feb. By right it marks my third week here in aussie. And also the first day of my forth week here. What's significant about it is that it's a leap year this year. Somehow, I always am excited about the 29th of Feb. No reason really. It's just so rare. Haha. :)

Walking toward my class this morning. Have been having difficulties getting up, and I resulted to taking the bus to uni and walking home. It costs me quite some money for a short one way trip like that, but I was too lazy to walk for half an hour long, rushing all the way to uni for my first class. It just felt too tiring to do so. :P

Am loving uni life as of now. Fact that I am studying again after a long three months break, it felt more of a relief that I get to study again. :P Though I may feel slightly left out for what is being taught is the continuation of what we learned last year, I still am quite pleased that all my memory had not gone down the drain completely.

*See. Taking bus is better. I arrive early to class and I dont feel tired nor sweaty. :P

Best part, the lectures have online classes as well. It is where we students get to revise our studies with the audio recordings they have and all the notes are available online. Not to forget that they also provide time for people to come by and meet them, asking questions as much as they can. Well, after all, this is what we all paid for, might as well abuse the use of it, no?

Being in uni is flexible, you do things according to how you feel like. If you dont accumulate enough points to graduate, you dont graduate! As simple as that. Haha! It really is that simple. Everything is dependent on yourself now, the lecturers can't even help if you are not gonna help yourself. You are allowed to choose your classes, you don't have your attendance taken, which means you can just disappear without informing anyone.

I like how it feels like walking around monash uni. Somewhat feels like I belong here, the environment is perfect for studying. :D

First lecture of the day : chemistry.

So far, my fav lecture would be my chemistry lecturer. Somehow, I thought my favourite would be bio, but my bio lecturer is not as entertaining as chem. Maybe 2nd to chem, but geo and math would not be even near the two. Geo was ultimately boring and so is maths. Though what is being discussed in geo did spark my interest. What I learn in this specific unit of geo is what catastrophes are happening on earth. Some kind of hidden reason behind all those natural or non natural phenomenon that happens throughout the globe.

Though what annoys me is how much bio, chem and physics are related to one another. In my bio class, I learn more chemistry than bio, in chem class, I learn more physics than chem. But somehow in the end, they would all go back to the basicbof bio and chem. It is like they need another form of science to explain another form of science. Doubt that physics could have any relations with chem and bio, more like it is the cause that both chem and bio exists. Which is... rather complicating. :|

Falling sleep. ;( I still have a 2pm class to go. :/

And today, I have ventured into the arts block of the uni. It's pretty massive. They have got like lifts and probably the tallest buildings around campus. :O AND THEY EVEN HAVE FOUR REVOLVING DOORS!!! Automated revolving doors. It feels like I am in some corporate building. And the campus centre is just a walk across the lawn. Hrmmm. I am a science student, havent even knew of the name of this block until today. Hehehehehe. Science. I love science. :)

Too bad I ain't smart and too bad I ain't artistic enough, thank god for the love of animals, I have something to chase after. Life is worth living after all.

Hahahahaha!! I like being a uni student. :D And I do believe I like Monash University here in Clayton. :) It is the perfect surrounding to study and also to socialise, provided I know how to be disciplined, that is. :O

Hoping everyone back at home are enjoying uni as much as I am. Missing everyone dearly. =') <3

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