TOUGHSTUFF: I KID YOU NOT!

Well at least they saved me a seat in the lecture hall today--though of course, Animeslut and I came in a little later as usual. I must say, the lecture hall today was particularly cold; but then again I AM slightly sick so it's no surprise I am feeling so. No, I am not trying to gain sympathy here, though of course if it's offered I'll gladly oblige.

So the first lecture was about joints--again  by the same lecturer. Okay, so maybe the lecture wasn't anything to chout about--it's almost the same as it is everyday but since this is the last lecture from this particular lecturer for a long time, I'm giving him the credit. Joints are well, joints. As to why anyone would want to dedicate their lives studying the area where two bones join together is beyond me. (but for the record, there's more than just an empty space. there's the synovial fluid, supporting ligaments, etc)

Surprisingly, I enjoyed BS today--the lecturer was superb and I never expected any less of him, as he managed to turn something as mundane as motivation into an interesting class. Of course, the videos were quite a good distraction as well.

I still don't see the significance of Behavioural Science, however.

Lunch today was slightly different, though; instead of having it with the sluts, I had it with Esther and Jonny in a restaurant in Sri Petaling called "Familiar Faces". Strange name, yes, but the food there was definitely better than the tasteless...things we have in the cafeteria. Had an interesting discussion about certain political issues that cannot be mentioned lest I am detained by certain authorities.

Attended the MMS (medical museum sessions) later in the afternoon and it was somewhat fun while it lasted. Today's session was all on bones and in boredom I decided that playing puzzle with the model human brain (its detachable) and chatting with my new buddy Bob the skeleton would be more productive than identifying the carpals and the tarsals.

Dinner was slightly earlier than usual today, too. Had some fried rice which totally obliterated any remnant of a voice I have since this morning (my voice was already croaky this morning but by that time it was practically nonexistent.). The rest of the night was spent in silence on my part, which I guess wasn't so bad as I had to start on my assignment. (I was supposed to start on it many weeks ago.). My vocabulary has apparently decided to leave with my voice, and writing was almost hell.

Otherwise nothing much happened tonight--I'm tired. G'nite.