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Sunday, October 17, 2010
The path of independence I've got the sudden adrenaline rush to open up a new blog, I've no idea why. I think I'm crazy, because I'm wasting my time away here setting up a new blog when I've piles of work waiting for me to complete it. Perhaps this shall be the perfect hideout for me for the time-being. Life hasn't been smooth-sailing since University life started. Whoever says that University life is easy is clearly nothing but bull-shit. The voracious amount of work and stress is tumultous. Seems like all the comments I used to received back in Secondary and Junior College days are just solely white lies meant for comfort. Ever since my journey as a University undergraduate started in August, I found myself poring over my lectures and books most of the time. I used to make negative remarks about people studying in public transport, but here I am right now in a position similar to them. It is clearly mundane and hectic. University is nothing, but demanding. Everyone's racing against time to meet deadlines for their endless amount of reports and projects. Everyone's whining about how tough life is right now. I'm to no exception to this. I really hope that I can find a way to juggle between schoolwork and water polo. My life seriously cannot revolve around schoolwork alone for the next 3 years. I'll die of being a full-time mugger, neither do I wish to be one. I shouldn't let my passion for water polo die down because of studies. Life is certainly a meaningless one should such a situation happen to me. After stepping into this new phase of life, I realised Junior College days are nothing compared to University life. It is certainly a far cry compared to JC life. Back in those days, all of us were well-spoonfeeded, but no longer is this applicable now. It's all about independence now, and taking your own initiatives. Somehow, I hope I'll survive and pull through all this. This is just the beginning, and I shouldn't let all these tear me down. |
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