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Back to Library! =)

I'm ALIVE! And the chestpain hitting me yesterday has subsided, though minor pain still can be felt occasionally. The bliss of living another day enlivens my day with gratefulness; appreciating every single moment through. One of my friends told me the primary reason for not having new year resolutions is, due to highly probable restrictions faced to sole new year resolutions and no further plans. For new year resolutions are deterministic and impromptu plans are pure randomness. 'Live up the day as if everyday was the last day you have' was what my friend told me, and I fully concur with the implication of contributing significances to the society by practicing such wise advice.

Well I'm back to the library! err, yeah college's library if you are wondering. There lies many memories of mine, particularly college life, for the past 19 months. It's been more than 6 months now since my last staying back in the library, mainly after I started joining gym back in July. I prefer not to stay back too late in college, especially the day that I have planned to exercise in the evening after college (mostly Monday, Wednesday and Friday, with the other two weekdays as resting days). But now I have made up my mind, that I shall stay back in college until 4pm everyday to revise my study.

I saw many new faces just now, and the library was as crowded as usual. As usual there were some couples studying together in the library (sorry couldn't help but noticing haha! =p), reminding me of my previous crush back in January last year. But the fact that she stopped studying in Taylor's after securing an post-SPM oversea scholarship faded my feeling towards her gradually. Might just be another puppy love afterall. Ops, too much of privacy disclosure haha! =p

Well, it's time to start my revision now! No matter how thick are my Economics notes, somehow or rather I must start it somewhere. So here it goes! =)

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  1. College library brought me tons of memories; all the good ones for sure. The many days of mugging books before the exams with friends and going for a midnight run around the college after a day of study was most refreshing. All that followed by listening to BBC before dozing off.

    And yes, as thick as it may be, as the saying goes, a journey of a thousand mile start with the first step.

    Happened to chance upon your blog when I was looking at some profiles in LinkedIn.com to link up to some colleges.

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  2. College library have definitely bring you tons of memories, particularly if you are living nearby (college's apartment or something). I'm glad that you really had so much fun back in your college life!

    I never had this midnight run around college experience before cause I stay in Casa! Quite impossible for me to stay back in the study room in my college till midnight.

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