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  1. Chapter Thirty-Seven: I Passed My Driving Test and Left a Tip (~jinghan)

    Well my apparently terrible Tuesday did a complete turn around shortly after I made my last blog post. “Not more organising things… arg. I could have had this off my plate, but here I am booking another test time. arg.” is what I’m thinking as I log on to the Vicroads* website to see if I […]

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2011/08/13/chapter-thirty-seven-i-passed-my-driving-test-and-left-a-tip-jinghan

  2. Chapter Thirty-Six: I Failed My Driving Test And Then I Cried (~jinghan)

    Feeling pretty dandy and confident after my last driving lesson before my drive test I come home from lunch with a friend to do some work into the evening. I’m about to turn off my computer before going to bed when I notice that my ex-boyfriend is online and that it’s been a month since […]

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2011/08/09/chapter-thirty-six-i-failed-my-driving-test-and-then-i-cried-jinghan

  3. Chapter Thirty-Five: Growing Old and Growing Up (~jinghan)

    Note from the Author: Sorry for writing everything out of order. Such is life. July 18th 2011 It’s 11 am approximately 20 years after the day I was born and I am still in bed. For the past few years (the teenaged years) birthdays have come and gone with excitement or disappointment or most commonly both, but […]

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2011/08/07/chapter-thirty-five-growing-old-and-growing-up-jinghan

  4. Chapter Thirty-Four: Feathers In Her Hair (~jinghan)

    26th July 2011 I’m wandering around like a lost soul outside Melbourne University because I am supposed to be meeting some people in a vague location. “Hi, do you have a moment?” It’s a girl looking for people to subscribe as donors to the Save the Children. Usually I stop to talk to the people who are […]

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2011/08/07/chapter-thirty-four-feathers-in-her-hair-jinghan

  5. Chapter Thirty-Three: Exchange Rate (~jinghan)

    This feels like coming out of the closet. It’s nothing that exciting actually. Just that I’m going to America on exchange for a year and I haven’t blogged about it yet. I guess the reality hadn’t set in yet. When I say to people, “sorry, I won’t be here for that, I’ll be in California […]

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2011/08/07/chapter-thirty-three-exchange-rate-jinghan

  6. A fresh start

    I’m fairly certain I have ADD…. I can’t seem to choose one degree and stick to it…. I think it’s mainly because post-grad law is where my passion truly lies. I guess I should explain! I’ve now transferred to Commerce (still at Melbourne Uni), so Im starting over as a first-year…. again! I’ve always known I […]

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2011/08/05/a-fresh-start

  7. Chapter Thirty-Two: Find Your Own Dreamtime (~jinghan)

    Its surprising how little one knows about Aboriginal Australian culture despite having grown up in Australia all your life. I remember going to Central Australia in year 9 camp to Uluru and wanting to respect that the Aboriginal people did not want tourists to clime the iconic “heart” of Australia but not really understanding why. […]

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2011/08/03/chapter-thirty-two-find-your-own-dreamtime-jinghan

  8. Chapter Thirty-One: Club, A First Experience Story (~jinghan)

    Note from the Author: Written on and about a Thursday five Thursdays ago. Only one of the previous statements is true. Not the sort for hitting people over the head with. Not the sort you find in a deck of cards. Not even the sort where people come together because of some common hobby or […]

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2011/08/02/chapter-thirty-one-club-jinghan

  9. Shiver me timbers and hoist the mainsail!

    Funny how a few comments can really change your mind about something. I’d told a few people that I was considering changing to Arts this semester. Obviously I’d brought it up a few times during this blog; I was just going through my posts and I’ve mentioned it jokingly a few times, eventually getting more […]

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2011/07/18/shiver-me-timbers-and-hoist-the-mainsail

  10. My results[Daniel]

    It’s a funny thing to look at your results and know that the mark you recieved was unfair. Even before the results came out I knew, in my heart of hearts, that this subject was going to get marked down regardless of what I put into them, my premise, my point of view was against […]

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2011/07/12/my-resultsdaniel

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