MwithCrazyBirds

Not sure if anyone’s watching this besides momo, but I’ll keep posting as I’d really like to note down bits and bits of my brand new life here in the States. At times I do regret that I just shut down my xanga site with a bit of impulse, that’s an entire memory of THREE YEARS for god sake… Anyway regretting is useless as there’s no way you can resume your site with xanga once shut down. I promise I’ll take good care of this new site with blog.com, and do feel free to add it to your blog links, just please don’t use my real name on the links, that’s the main reason for why I shut down my xanga site.

Ok, so the fall semester is a few days away and everything seems well on track. Class schedule is really intense, take Financial Accounting for instance, and that’s the one I’ve been doing over a few days, there are 6 sessions in total, between these 6 days of classes we have two quizzes, one group assignment and one final exam. You can probably imagine how busy we are, and Matt, one of our MSF fellas next doow, describes our life style is just the same with that of an i-banker. That’s a bit exaggerated but it somehow reflets how heavy our workload is. Go to bed at 2am, wake up at 5am, take a quick nap in the afternoon if really run out of energy, never had a healthier life before, and yet it is only the beginning… Bless us.

Had our formal MSF orientation last week and met most of our fellow coursemates, nice. It’s a well mixture of people from different background but yellow is the absolute dominance, I suppose that’s true for most grad schools as Asian people just don’t feel happy on a bachelor degree. There are 40 MSF students in total, which is good. Small class size makes it easier to communicate and more enjoyable, I hate to sit in a classroom together with hundreds of people and I did have this sort of experience which is totally awful. I truly miss the tiny classes I had in Farringtons, the people there and my days with them, it’s one of my best memories. Anyhow I look forward to working and learning with these people, the words are from the bottom of my heart rather than from one of those preformatted personal statements, I really do.

I got my first car in my life a couple of days ago, unfortunately it has to stay silence in our garage as it is not registered, and more importantly, I don’t have a driver’s license yet… Try to work these things out at the soonest possible and hopefully I can get most of them done before the fall term starts.

Alright, it takes me long enough to drop down these lines and I’d better go back to work. C ya.