Thursday, January 15, 2009
It has been second week since I started my last semester in my second year studies. Well, I believe myself still in ‘warm up’ stage. I’m still refreshing myself back to studies yet getting back to study mode. I have a hard time to understand what the fuss the lecturer is rumbling in front. Instead, I could see others have jumped from ‘free gear’ or ‘warm up’ stage to ‘first gear’ or even ‘second gear’. I’m lacking enthusiasm. I’m lacking the will to catch up things. Perhaps I need ‘something’ to push me forward instead of changing back to ‘reverse’ gear.
This year would be my biggest test in terms of leadership skills and credentials. Yet, I was timely reminded by my senior. I will thrive to do my earnest best in producing the results. Well, it’s not too late to make a New Year resolution, right?
P/s: Some points to ponder upon: First, there are some consequences that you have to face and pay when you start blogging. The second thing was what Jaclyn
has mentioned in her blog, “a blog is never personal anymore”. She even mentioned in her blog that a blog is not the place for a stranger to judge or know a person’s character well. I couldn’t agree more.
P/p/s: My new semester timetable is terrible. During my first year, I have four hour break in between. But in this semester, I have five and half hour break! Five and half hour.! *speechless* Try to imagine; now I’m just in second week, theres another 11 plus weeks to endure this.
The timetable looks like this:
Monday
8.30 – 10am: Fermentation and Downstream Processing
10 – 3pm: Fermentation and Downstream Processing Lab (once in Jan, twice in Feb and once in Mac)
3 – 5pm: Bioprocess Engineering
Tuesday
8.30 – 10am: Food Microbiology
10 – 12pm: Industrial and Environmental Biotechnology
Wednesday
8.30 – 10am: Fermentation and Downstream Processing
3.30 – 5.30pm: Industrial and Environmental Biotechnology
Thursday
8.30 – 10am: Food Microbiology
10 – 1pm: Food Microbiology Lab
Friday
8.30 – 10am: Bioprocess Engineering
Did you manage to spot the five and half hour break? Duh!