hmmm.. I never thought this day would come.. the day i start writing my first proper blog entry.. I've never been much of a blogger.. the thoughts just fly in and out of my head.. and most of the time when they start flying in the computer is nowhere nearby.. now is that a wastage of thoughts or is that a wastage of thoughts? Man if "a penny for your thoughts" was true, i must have thrown quite a fortune down the drain.. ok so that's lame.. but who cares? u guys know what a thoughtful person I am =)
been awfully sleepy these days.. managed to get off the coffee dependency (yeah I dun drink at least 1 cup per day now) but the consequences of kicking that seems quite dire.. now i fall asleep during lectures without even knowing.. ok so u say that sounds funny and sounds like something u do all the time (dun pretend.. i know u're thinking that)..
well I think this is a different kind of falling asleep.. see usually when i'm in lecture, i'm aware that i'm sleepy.. it's the kind of drowsiness where u distinctly feel your eyelids getting heavier and heavier.. and the lecturer's voice gets more and more distant from u.. yeah tat's normal sleepiness.. i fight it for a while, but like Garfield says "Why fight a friend?" hahaha
but back to sleepy.. this new sleepy.. it strikes without warning man.. one moment i'm listening to the lecturer talk about buoyancy or vectors or matrices and the next moment i realise that he's gone through a whole section already without me realising it.. ok that sounds paradoxical.. but hell u know what i mean =) lethal i'll say.. strikes without warning.. must be a warning that I should sleep more these days.. i wonder if that would help.. after all, all my classes this sem start at 8.30 am. And being the not-very-morning person that i am, the difference is probably not too significant.. hmmmm
ah well.. no point thinking too much into that i suppose.. i can always seek comfort in the fact that lots of people sleep during lectures anyway.. sigh.. isn't that just so comforting and blissful?
duh...
