Upon my fascinating discovery of Sidereel, I have evolved into a sedentary potato lying on my bed watching One Tree Hill while waiting for Greys and Gossip Girls (and the likes) to load and then play them on rotational basis to make the most efficient use of my time.

Yes, I swear there is not other efficient way of spending it.
(Did you say studying?)

But anyhow for that matter. I don't think much's happened over the weekend though I'm pretty glad we went for SSEF. I have been clandestinely been pining for that $150 Borders book voucher (yes May, I'm crafting methods of stealing your portion of it. Maybe you can take my trophy? :D) since I missed the prize presentation on Saturday.

Anyhow, this's a desperate call for anyone to tell me how to start studying. Though my time schedule's always written down on a pretty sheet of paper, it is also partly my fault that those sheets of paper get crunched up and chucked into the bin without a single cancellation stroke.

There's no impetus, so for now I'll continue deluding myself.

Besides, watching House makes me feel so much better than studying.

(And on a sidenote because for some reason I feel horribly guilty to be blogging twice in two days. Okay so I am typing a short entry now but I insist that I'm trying to trick myself into believing I'm not typing. Whatever, go ahead and laugh. I will pout back at you and continue.) It just occured to me that alot of people have forsaken their blogs. These are the people who actually blog about things worth thinking, but I guess the problem's that they tend to stop posting because of the lack of things to say that actually mean something. Based on this revolutionary theory I'm sure you all haven't heard of called the survival of the (fittest/ most thick-skinned), soon all will be annihilated but the people with posts that go 'Yet another post about what I have accomplished today in my Very Very Very interesting life - Photos included w0rrx!' Which's sad, kindof.

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