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came across Nora Roberts' Jewels in the Sun at Pageone the other day. seems like a good book. i am sick of the books at home already:) hope the library has it since it is quite a new book. Saw some literature texts at Pageone too. however, it seems too profound for me to comprehend. too bad.
got in smu. didn't expect it cos i seriously screwed the whole by challenging their usefulness of the course and i also told them frankly that i know nuts about IT. i guess i am just lucky then. probably god heard my prayers too.... got shortlisted for an interveiw for teaching end of this month. sigh:( that's the worst i can ever expect. hate teaching. hope i can get in ntu maritime. that's like my dream!!!!!!!!! God bless me for that.
recently, somehow by looking at the people around me, be it or not i know them it doesn't matter; i know exactly what kind of life and living standards i want in the future. and to me by obtaining a certain course in uni will somewhat guarantee what i will get in the future. this gives me a greater motivation to work for what i want and to really achieve it. am i thinkling too much? or is it just a process of growing up and being mature as all theses thoughts have never struck me in the past.
just a random thought. i was thinking of the affinity we have with the people we come across. we walk past hundreds of people each day and how many of us actually become friends. and how many friends keep in contact with one another for the rest of their lives. why do some remain as acquaintances and others become good friends or even close friends. and some just come and go and you wouldn't hear from them again. isn't it amazing? who exactly is the mastermind behind all these affinities? is there really a friendship that lasts forever......
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