Jumpin' on the blog bandwagon...

I just finished my scientific presentations exam and realized that that was my last bachelor level final exam...ever. :I'm not sure how I feel about that and I'm not in a particularly introspective mood right now (like I'm ever roll:).

Okay, call me a total copycat, but I was just over at Xanga www.xanga.com/marcv, checking out my friend Marcus's (that's not his real name, just something I call him) blog and I was just bored enough to decide to start one of my own. So here I am. Using Mahidol University International College's amazingly fast connection to type this out, thanking the Lord God for giving me this cold snap. Thailand's great for a number of things, but it's climate is not one of those.

FYI, I do have another blog, but it's anonymous and no one's ever gonna find it...but I talk about my friends there too, using pseudonyms of course. :D Hehehe, it's fun to be the mysterious one for once. That's usually reserved for Smithi.

Anyhow, I don't actually have anything of substance to say. Unlike Marc, (future doctor and downright best student in the major) I have not been overly enthusiastic in my pursuit of higher education aka applying for master's. To be honest, I've been totally discouraged so far; I haven't even handed in my Chula (the best uni in Thailand) application  ye t, which I know I should. And I will. But not now.

My life's been pretty quiet lately. Oh, geez, last night, when I should have been studying for my final, I fell asleep and had the naughtiest dream! :oops: Let's just say it involved a certain lecturer of mine, very few articles of clothing and cherry lip gloss (which I don't wear, by the way, but you get the picture). Ugh. I think it was the spice factor of the noodles I had last night for dinner at Central Pinklao with my roommate. They were so hot, my eyes were watering. At any rate, I blame them for the NC-17 content of my dream. Although I do think that particular lecturer is kinda good-looking...Okay, I'll stop before I incriminate myself further.

Christmas is in the air, but it's never been a big to-do here in Thailand. Well, at least they have a Christmas tree up in the lobby of the university (one of the perks of having a hotel as part of your school). Our last time at drama, Marc, Teddy, Daniel and Big were all singing Christmas carols, but I thought since it was still November at the time, it was kinda premature.

So, that's enough for today. I have to work on my next article for the MUIC Tabloid and my senior project report.

Final thought: The purpose of life is a life of purpose.