Away From Home Again
Finally moved in to my ridge view tower block residence, and so far I quite like the room. Its at the top level, and the 'feel' of it is rather good. Some people say the room is rather small, as compared to those in the other halls, but I guess I am someone who prefers it to be not as big. I mean, it may still be too early to say, but I guess even with this limited number of sheleves and drawers, I doubt I would be able to even fill them all up. Then again, half of my other stuff are in clubroom, and I may get a better gauge when I move them over. Furthermore, a small room makes it more cosy, and easier to maintain. Had a tough time last night, making two trips to and fro the clubroom carrying all my stuff, and spending about an hour cleaning my room. Its relatively clean, for now that is. Need to get more stuff to fill up the room though.
It has been almost a year since I moved away from home, of course not counting the number of days I spent camping in the clubroom last year. I remember initially I said I did not want to live in a hall or residence, as I kind of had enough of that kind of a living while I was in army. From a 12 men bunk in BMT, to a 2 men bunk in OCS, back to a 2 men bunk in BMT, and then to a one man office after the mosquitoes chased me out of my bunk. But after a year in NUS, I realised I got sick of all the traveling, and how important it is to have a room during the exams and hectic period. Plus, I get to spend more time with my friends, and can sleep and bathe comfortably in school as and when I want. And yes, more tennis with Joshua too :)
Well, I am feeling kind of sick. Immediately when I felt I had a dry throat and starting feeling feverish, the thought of dengue came to my mind. Just woke up and feeling a little better today, but still not sure if I am all well. I definitely do not want to be in that ill-fated list of dengue victims, as meiling was telling me the pain of contracting dengue. To make things worse, while I was reading the news last night, there is a new hotspot for dengue with 33 new cases there. Its actually at a construction site opposite NUS! And if I imagine the site to be where it is, I think it is very near to rag site and the new clubroom. Gees what luck! Lets hope that either I am imagining a wrong site, or that the mosquitoes cannot fly across Clementi Road.
Back to some much needed rest. Then again, I wanna finish cutting the cans I promised to.
It has been almost a year since I moved away from home, of course not counting the number of days I spent camping in the clubroom last year. I remember initially I said I did not want to live in a hall or residence, as I kind of had enough of that kind of a living while I was in army. From a 12 men bunk in BMT, to a 2 men bunk in OCS, back to a 2 men bunk in BMT, and then to a one man office after the mosquitoes chased me out of my bunk. But after a year in NUS, I realised I got sick of all the traveling, and how important it is to have a room during the exams and hectic period. Plus, I get to spend more time with my friends, and can sleep and bathe comfortably in school as and when I want. And yes, more tennis with Joshua too :)
Well, I am feeling kind of sick. Immediately when I felt I had a dry throat and starting feeling feverish, the thought of dengue came to my mind. Just woke up and feeling a little better today, but still not sure if I am all well. I definitely do not want to be in that ill-fated list of dengue victims, as meiling was telling me the pain of contracting dengue. To make things worse, while I was reading the news last night, there is a new hotspot for dengue with 33 new cases there. Its actually at a construction site opposite NUS! And if I imagine the site to be where it is, I think it is very near to rag site and the new clubroom. Gees what luck! Lets hope that either I am imagining a wrong site, or that the mosquitoes cannot fly across Clementi Road.
Back to some much needed rest. Then again, I wanna finish cutting the cans I promised to.
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