I would like to buy a hamburger (Gianina)

 [edit: make that 7(!) notifications, as of November the 19th]

One down, two to go. I have just finished my 2nd last project for the year, and *gasp* have submitted it a day early. I just have one other project to go plus an exam for next week then I’m done for the year. Like some other person here in the blog, I have been procrastinating a lot – I must have watched more than a dozen episodes of anime since last week. The number is probably closer to 3 dozen, now that I think of it. Miraculously, I was able to finish my 2000-word take home exam and do 2 shifts during the weekend following week 12. It got me thinking that maybe my time management skills have become more developed since I took on casual work. Speaking of work, I have been having trouble getting shifts these last few days. It’s weird because when I still had classes at uni, everyone at work wanted to give me shifts. Now that I only have projects and exams to do, it’s like I have to go beg for shifts.

Oh, and I haven’t enrolled yet for next year. I made the mistake of telling my parents that the university already sent me 4 notifications (2 by email, 2 by snail mail) to enrol. Of course, that resulted to them interrogating me over dinner about what I really want to do yada yada yawn. The thing is, I was originally pretty keen on taking up Landscape Architecture as a major but now, I’m not too sure. Architecture still seems a bit tempting to take. I’m probably just a bit put off by the ecology and sustainability portions of LArch, that’s why I am running towards Architecture. However, I still have these vague memories of when I went to uni overseas and had classes in common with Architecture students. There were countless times when I thought to myself that I was quite thankful I was an LArch student – it was just not possible for me to be as borderline obsessive-compulsive about details details details as those other students. And don’t even get me started with Engineering students (I had a double-maths subject in common with them in the said overseas uni). That being said, I am also considering taking an Engineering subject for an elective next year. This is probably just my way of getting Physics and Maths out of my system, so I can focus on design for the next two years. I just hope that doing so would not tempt me altogether away from Design.

As a final note, it looks like someone from the blog is on the new edition of ‘Voice’. Seems quite inspirational.