It's the time when "the world is spinning but I'm not", as Rachel succintly described once.

It's Wednesday. For the ten thousandth time, it's my longest day this semester.

The one lecture that I never looked forward to surprised me today. Londonism is in the progress of rebooting (I hope). Second last lecture of the semester and our dear prof finally managed to complete his lecture as planned. Other times, we left with so many slides unexplained. On top of that, he screened the best documentary ever- Ghosts of Rwanda. Sure it was focused on the failure of policy-making and all. But what a memorable film for sheltered, angsty punks like us, who sit in lecture theatres and bitch about professors and lament the pile of backlog. Pity we didn't get to view it in full.

The one tutorial that I never fail to look forward to surprised me today. Given that the topic of discussion was Religion, I thought I will encounter some original, extreme, maybe even radical ideas. Yet I felt like I was sitting through a pseudo-Bible lesson cum fo xue ban kinda wigwham. So not exciting. Oh whatever. It's still my favourite-est tutorial nonetheless.


It's November. 2006.
Already.