Things that will happen in Y2S1.


  • Run everyday to prepare for marathon, eat balanced meals to ensure regular shitting, be confidence and love my body despite the bouncy fats :D People come in all shape and sizes. 
  • Sink into a comfortable office chair, browse through the net with a mac mouse, sit by the window and enjoy a cup of green tea with great taste, grow something and ensure it doesn't wither within 2 weeks again. 
  •  Join more things in hall within my commitment limit, get to know more Geog major friends, finish revision and make notes on the day of lesson. Do my best to pull cap and apply for scholarship every sem. 

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