Sometimes..

Feeling kills me..

After a week in the States, I felt homesick. I missed so many things I had back in Malaysia. I just wished that I could travel between space and be at both places whenever I wish.

Even though the people here are friendly, lecturers are helpful, new friends care for me, and everyone has a good smile on their faces; I can't help but feel empty.

This is the first time having this feeling. Everyday I long to see emails from Malaysia. Those writings keep me attached to the world that I originated. Those words kept me reminded of those lovely faces that I was so closed with just last 2 weeks.

I always tell Jasmine, be strong, and nothing's so big deal about leaving your country. And now, I can't find a reason for myself to stop drowning in nostalgia.

Maybe the excitement is over and things are getting settled down. I'm just too free now to feel down, hate myself.

OK, this is an emo post. Sorry for it.

But, these are the feelings kept deep down. I think I'm good in hiding them when necessary. I always wanted to be a bright person.

Wanna keep myself occupied. Or else, I will be thinking too much.

But, I have nothing to do now. Laptop screwed up, sent to service center, they told me it takes 3 weeks to repair. Can't imagine my life without my laptop. Gonna rent a laptop from library tomorrow. Currently using the PC at school.

Life's cool, but I am not.

Till then. Good luck in life. =)

When the sun goes down...

...People gets high!

SCSU is so active at Night!

There's just so many activities going on after the sky goes dark (some even before it does). Today was the 2nd football game of the season. Most of the Huskies fans were there to support our own team. Against the Vikings, from Augustina, we seemed to be a bit vulnerable.

However, this is my very first witness of football game, live at the Stadium!

So I dragged Jasmine along and we walked to the school stadium that is located not too far away from our dorm. After hearing a lot of complaints from Jasmine, since she's not willingly attending this event, we reached the stadium, found our friends and...let the photos speak for themselves.

The Huskies! Black and Red.

Let the game begin!



The stadium is filled with fans from both teams. We sat at the wrong corner actually, but there were no more space at the huskies'.



I stopped by the Husky Sports Band as well.



Some desperate girls, for photos.



Half time, my time.

Guess what, there's another big event on at the other side of the campus. Sweat, a concert that is filled with students as well. Many were dancing like crazy, free Disco huh? And it's still on till now at this time I blog, I can hear Lady Gaga's Poker Face from here. The singers are not bad!

These were just the appetizers, the actual Atwood After Dark event kicks off tomorrow! Woohoo! I think I have to choose which activities to attend and which not, or else I won't be making time for studies and revisions anymore, lol.

Feeling like school, again.

Since classes commenced, assignments are getting on their way! It is kinda different here as the lecturers expect the students to do their own preparations before hand. Whole lot of readings waiting to be completed!

Classes are short though, 50mins to 2 hours max. Lecturers are friendly bunch of people. Classes really start and END on time. Even if it exceeded just a little, the students will just pack and leave, how pathetic for the lecturers. Now I think M'sian students are slightly more polite, in a sense. =)

Just another thing that I hate (or, not used to it) is the long distance between classrooms. Classrooms are located at different buildings. I think I'll have to run in between classes to get to the next class on time.

Well, these are all new experiences. I'm kinda love (ok, just like) this country already.