Lost In Translation

I've been really busy lately. Not necessarily productive all the way, I must admit. But nevertheless busy. Uni has been one factor. I've realised that despite moving in way closer to uni now (walking to the law library only takes about 7 minutes), I still fail terribly in being on time for my first classes of the day.

Take Mondays for example. My first class starts at 4:15p.m. It's 4:15p.m in the friggin' afternoon! And yet, I am somehow able to rock up only at about 4:20 onwards. Never punctual. Well, except once, maybe. But I think I ran that time. What more to say on Tuesdays when my classes start in the morning. I am definitely never on time for those ones. With that, coupled with my statistic classes recently, I guess I can safely say that the fact that I've moved closer to uni and the fact that with that, I take it for granted that I don't have to worry too much about getting to classes late and therefore slack, are positively correlated.

Late classes aside, I've been thinking of picking up my bass again. Well, they're just thoughts running through my head right now. No real acts or even considerations of commitment yet. My bass is still broken at its neck and I still have no intentions of fixing it, let alone get a new one. But I am thinking of playing again. I just don't know how. If I did have a working bass, who would I play with? What would I play? Or more importantly, can I still play? I haven't touched it in more than a year now. I'm bound to be rusty as. Oh well. A thought's a thought.

On a more serious note, as some of you may already know, I'm actually thinking of deferring a year of uni to work full time in a co-op program. For those of you who don't know, a co-op program is an internship program that lasts for a year. It's basically the most basic of tasks (I think) as I'll be trained and will work alongside (or should I say 'for') more experienced accountants for a year. Why do it? Well, I think it'd be a great experience to work fulltime for once. You know... get to know what working fulltime really is like. There's always the option for vacation work (which I'm applying for as well, just in case), I know, but I'm worried that just 2 months+ of work will not be enough to capture the whole momentum of things and how work is really done, you know? So yes. 1 year. It's kind of a big call, I guess. But I really do hope I can get an offer. Perhaps some prayers could help?

As for now, I can only wait and see. Applications have closed last Friday, and as for now, I've only got one call for an interview this coming Friday. With fingers crossed and some backup prayers, I can only hope I get through.

Till then, I can't wait to watch this.
As silly as it sounds and looks, I've been waiting for its release since I heard about it almost half a year ago. I so can't wait to see Sam scream: