I am quite traumatised.

Today's Equity was one of the worst papers I'd ever taken.

Went to the Ben & Jerry's at Dempsey after to drown my sorrows in icecream. BUUUUUT turned out they weren't participating in Free Cone Day. Sad. :(:(:( Still, I got my icecream fix. After that, the rest went to drink (to drown their sorrows even further) but I v guai-ly went back to sch to print notes. Can't afford to fail another subject. :(:( Sigh. On hindsight, the questions weren't even that hard. There was just NO TIME. Urgh. URGH.


zhengx & jq. see hearts on top!
look at all the ppl who thought they were getting free icecream.

I'm so close to keeling over it's not even funny.

FRIDAY HURRY COME! HURRY !!!!!

Equity is so hard.

Stupid people who write long rambling articles have no sympathy for poor uni kids who just wanna get this over and done with.

I have, horrifyingly, turned into the kind of person who uses an umbrella in the sun. Not to protect my skin or to maintain a fair complexion or whatever, but simply because in the afternoons it gets SO FREAKING HOT. Just going across the road to get lunch I feel like I'm gonna dehydrate from sweating. Eeew. So. Umbrella, good. Sun, bad. For now at least.

After exams are over I'm gonna plant myself for a whole day in some coffee joint just lounging about and reading a ridiculously thick (but interesting) book, just cos I can. I'm thinking Anna Karenina.

Pictures for amusement. Heee. :):)

that is actually my hair! heee. so gross right.

jq wearing the envelope that my f21 dress came in. :):)

I am just a bit depressed.

I asked for it, I know.

But it's taught me a lesson, and I'll never do it again. They always say, curiosity killed the cat.

I think I can safely say now that there is no way I'll be able to finish the readings. Can't say I didn't try.

Panicking just a bit.

Still, I had dinner yesterday with jy, peis, shihan, ade and nee at Thai Express. Hadn't seen some of them in v v long! All (except peis) in the midst of exams but we went looking for candy and sparkly rubberbands after. I think studying has made some of us a bit mad. *ahem*jyadepeis*ahem.

Okay back to work!

Public law readings are ENDLESS.

Boo my dinner plans have failed to materialise two days in a row. :(:(

Need some form of stress relief. Have turned to shopping. Bought two pairs of shoes while waiting for jq that day and just joined a Mandee spree. And think I'm gonna be ordering that catwalkclose skirt.

Dear Admin Law,

You are not quite as bad as equity - SO FAR. Please don't surprise me.

With much hope and trepidation,
Cheryl

Sigh. I can't believe that I've just spent the last hour doing research on transformers (not the robots in disguise) and back emf. :(:(:( Need to read Hayton!! Need to finish up equity so I can start on public law!! But NOOO. Transformers and back emf. How does the turns ratio work!?! There's like no answer on google or wiki. :(:(

Words cannot convey how much I loathe equity&trusts right now. I don't know how people can waste so much time and paper discussing the subtle variations of powers and trusts.

But hurray for girlfriends! As always, eating in one place is never enough - dinner in one and dessert in the other. Yay for foood and ridiculous conversations and even more ridiculous substantiations!!sarah, beek and dee at cedele. :):) SARAH WHERE ARE THE PHOTOS!

Need some chocolate. I shall go bake brownies. Laaaa.

My tuition kid is back!!! Means income. :):) (Income which I sorely need because I have been compulsively buying things online to feed my shopping habit since I have no time to go out and buy stuff.) But it also means 2.5 hours of travelling for a 1.5 hour lesson. And it also means pretending to be very knowledgeable about chem and physics when I haven't studied it for more than two years now. Siiiigh. I need more kids who want english tuition.

In other news, We Don't Live Here Anymore is one of the most depressing books I've ever read. I think I shall stick to chick lit for the exam period. Equity and public law are brain-draining enough.

I waaaant to make macarooooons. Which jq says will be macaruins. :(:(

I hate exams. And the rising cost of everything.

I hate equity.

I hate legal case studies.

And the only reason I don't hate public law is cos I haven't started on it yet.

Hi, my name is cheryl and I'm a shopaholic.

It may have something to do with the upcoming exams that I'm supposed to be studying for, but I seem to be more addicted than usual. I see pretty stuff and I can't stop thinking about it.

I LOVE this colour scheme.

cole haan slingbacks.

coach hobo.

A couple of days ago I saw a bag which had this colour scheme and now I keep thinking about it. But it's smallish and will not be able to fit my school stuff. And in between that time and now I've already bought another bag. But I think I will go back and buy it, maybe when my tuition kid is back. It will be an investment for my internship. -nods-
This is a happy cute spring clutch that I saw on old navy. BUT scroll down.


This is kate spade. And after seeing something like this, you just don't see the old navy anymore. SIGH.

Was reading jy's latest blog entry, which is about materialism, and it made me think about something I'd been thinking about a few days ago. Maybe it's my hitting-official-adulthood crisis, but I was thinking, do I really want this? Why do I spend so much time lusting over things that I can't afford and then promising myself that next time, I will be able to afford them? There are dresses and bags and shoes and then there are dresses and bags and shoes. It just gets bigger and bigger and if you're not careful one day you're going to wake up with a closet full of Prada and a head full of air. The thing about things is that the high doesn't last.

I wonder if I can be the kind of girl who can stay home and bake wonderful apple pies, and be happy.

I am very, very, very upset about my lemon curd. :(:(