time's a wasting..

It has always been fun when your entire day is occupied with activities, either in sch or out of sch. I never gave much thoughts to the importance of it all especially when i was in primary or secondary school. Following a fixed schedule is SO easy.

6am, wake up. 615am, breakfast. Be ready by 630am. Arrive at school before 7am. Rush to finish up uncompleted pieces of homework. wait for friends to arrive and just talk about last night's shows. Classes filling the days with a break or two in between. 1/2 pm. End of school. During pri sch days it was "i hope i don't miss the bus home" During sec sch days, "right, lets not be late for badminton/Band now" I had Badminton on Mondays(guys session but just crashed),Wednesdays (mixed)and Fridays(girls session! =]) and Band on Tuesdays(Woodwind),Thursday(Brass - just take the opportunity to practise more) and Saturdays(combined practice). It was so fun, packed with activities. I never thought of studying. (don't ask me how i passed my exams. i had NO IDEA really) it was more towards "must do hw, otherwise must find so and so to copy from"..

Those were the days.. NOW, come uni it's so different. 14 contact hours a week pales in comparison. Of course, my mum's 1st reaction when she found out was "so much time, can go work, can learn driving.. can .. " Ok, so that was my first few reactions as well. But this freedom in time meant that i had to be disciplined to be committed. That was something i really lacked. well, not really "was", but "is" rather. My 1st semester's contact hours were devoted to the morning literally (9am-12pm classes most of the time aside from quite a full day on fridays). I seriously can't remember what i did apart from that. I was like slacking at home (because my home was about <10mins away)

anyway, now i'm spending more time in the gym than on studies. need to commit more time to studies.

let n=number s=studies g= gym

s(n)>=g(n)
where n is continuous thus the notation =p

given that i don't know how to subscript on blogger, i'll save you guys the discrete version =D

it's time to be a nerd.

edit: nerds can't survive without food. unfortunately this "attempting to be nerd" thought ahead of herself and processed thoughts of eating junking food, like recently purchased chocolate or jelly or raisins. Good thing there's the preference for frozen jelly that led this fellow to the kitchen where the sight of dinner shone and reminded her of one thing that most ppl claim they would never forget. To eat.