Having an exam in 2 days time and I haven't laid my hand on it.
It's the exam that will decide how many points I can transfer to Korea University should I choose to take ABEEK.
In my heart I'm not so sure whether I want to take ABEEK.
On one hand there's this "it'll be very important in the future" "Your degree might not get recognize if you don't have ABEEK" etc
On the other hand I was thinking "I might not be doing engineering in the future" "I want a life in uni, not just study" "I'll be doing master so it doesn't matter" etc
Can't decide yet, but if I get less that 60% in this upcoming exam I will surely NOT take ABEEK^^
The uni told us about the exam 1 week before hand, and they don't even have a given range or scope of the exam questions. Just basic Maths and Physics question.
WHAT DOES THAT SUPPOSE TO MEAN??????
I donno. And I have an backache that if I sit for more than 1 hour it starts to hurt.
And I had such a packed schedule throughout the whole week.
And I'm busy preparing for my trip back to M'sia this week~~~
ARRGGHH~~~~~
Well, whatever will be will be^^
Monday, February 18, 2008
Another AI gathering
We gathered last night at SoJeong gsn's house yesterday for our official AI AFTER GATHERING
In Korea there's this "AFTER" gathering after every camps, training, workshop etc^^
Had dinner, something like Curry Chicken and Andong Steamed Chicken. Then chatted till late at night, had some bossam and then watched a movie before falling to sleep.
Think they're going to go skating today and would've love to join them if not for my part-time job.
Well, commitments are commitments.
In Korea there's this "AFTER" gathering after every camps, training, workshop etc^^
Had dinner, something like Curry Chicken and Andong Steamed Chicken. Then chatted till late at night, had some bossam and then watched a movie before falling to sleep.
Think they're going to go skating today and would've love to join them if not for my part-time job.
Well, commitments are commitments.
Saturday, February 09, 2008
AI Gathering~^^
Some of you might asks (which I doubt it cause I haven't been updating my blogs and no one has been reading them anyway) what AI is？
Well AI= Asia Impact
It's the name of our short term mission trip group to China.
Actually we're AI 2, cause there was a team who went during summer and we're the second team.
Anyways, we met up yesterday, 5 of us (4 Koreans and me) who didn't pulang kampong or who've came back from kampong met up at 9am yesterday for a movie.
In Korea, there's a Morning Ticket, which costs 4000 won, compared to the normal 7000, 8000 won. So usually poor students like us would rather wake up few hours earlier just to save a few thousand wons~
It was a Korean movie, "The Man Who Was Superman". When I first heard the name I didn't think that it'll be a worth watching, but turns out that it has a lot of things for me to ponder after watching.
Hope you all won't miss it when it's in DVD~
I thought that we'll only be watching movie, have lunch and go back home, but turns out that we lepaked the whole day together^^
From Yongsan we went to Myeongdong where we had lunch and went to a Boardgame Cafe for 2 hours, then roamed the downtown of Seoul (cause one of our member wasn't familiar with Seoul so we decided to show him around).
Walked from Myeongdong to Cheonggyecheon (Cheonggye River) to Insadong and then to Jongno.
It was fun meeting them again (though it's only been a week), and brightened up my otherwise lonely New Year.
Well AI= Asia Impact
It's the name of our short term mission trip group to China.
Actually we're AI 2, cause there was a team who went during summer and we're the second team.
Anyways, we met up yesterday, 5 of us (4 Koreans and me) who didn't pulang kampong or who've came back from kampong met up at 9am yesterday for a movie.
In Korea, there's a Morning Ticket, which costs 4000 won, compared to the normal 7000, 8000 won. So usually poor students like us would rather wake up few hours earlier just to save a few thousand wons~
It was a Korean movie, "The Man Who Was Superman". When I first heard the name I didn't think that it'll be a worth watching, but turns out that it has a lot of things for me to ponder after watching.
Hope you all won't miss it when it's in DVD~
I thought that we'll only be watching movie, have lunch and go back home, but turns out that we lepaked the whole day together^^
From Yongsan we went to Myeongdong where we had lunch and went to a Boardgame Cafe for 2 hours, then roamed the downtown of Seoul (cause one of our member wasn't familiar with Seoul so we decided to show him around).
Walked from Myeongdong to Cheonggyecheon (Cheonggye River) to Insadong and then to Jongno.
It was fun meeting them again (though it's only been a week), and brightened up my otherwise lonely New Year.
Thursday, February 07, 2008
BBQ on CNY^^
Went to my senior's house near Korea University and had indoor BBQ there^^
I must admit that it's my first time having BBQ on the 1st day of CNY~
It's much easier to prepare than Chinese food where you need to buy lots of ingredients.
For BBQ, all you need is a just meat~~~ and probably some kimchi and garlic and bean paste to go with it^^
But again, spending CNY eating BBQ is an interesting experience, but not one that I want to have every year.
Hmm....is it the type of life I'll be living if I stay here and work after I graduate?
I prefer the visiting type of CNY back in Msia~~
Anyway, going to my senior's house again after nearly 2 years brings back a lot of memories.
The 1st time I set foot on their house was Feb/March 2006 on the day they just moved to the house.
The 2nd time was about a few weeks later when they had house warming.
And this is the 3rd time...
2 years gone..
Just like that..
I must admit that it's my first time having BBQ on the 1st day of CNY~
It's much easier to prepare than Chinese food where you need to buy lots of ingredients.
For BBQ, all you need is a just meat~~~ and probably some kimchi and garlic and bean paste to go with it^^
But again, spending CNY eating BBQ is an interesting experience, but not one that I want to have every year.
Hmm....is it the type of life I'll be living if I stay here and work after I graduate?
I prefer the visiting type of CNY back in Msia~~
Anyway, going to my senior's house again after nearly 2 years brings back a lot of memories.
The 1st time I set foot on their house was Feb/March 2006 on the day they just moved to the house.
The 2nd time was about a few weeks later when they had house warming.
And this is the 3rd time...
2 years gone..
Just like that..
Happy CNY 2008~ ^^
Came back from China on the 2nd.
Spent the last 4 days meeting friends and juniors.
Though this is not my 1st time spending CNY overseas, it's some how very different from the previous few times.
In 2005 and 2006, all my friends from my Batch couldn't go back so we ate together, played together and visited each other.
This year however, all my Batch's friends are back in M'sia except for a Malay and an Indian. Haha, guess we're representatives for each of our race^^
Kindda miss the happy joyous Chinese New Year atmosphere back in Malaysia.
Here in Korea though they do have celebration, they celebrate by going to their granparents house, eat there and talk there.
No visiting culture like what we have in Malaysia.
But still, glad that I have juniors and seniors who didn't go back to M'sia.
Spent last night eating "Reunion Dinner" with them and going to my senior's house later today^^
Spent the last 4 days meeting friends and juniors.
Though this is not my 1st time spending CNY overseas, it's some how very different from the previous few times.
In 2005 and 2006, all my friends from my Batch couldn't go back so we ate together, played together and visited each other.
This year however, all my Batch's friends are back in M'sia except for a Malay and an Indian. Haha, guess we're representatives for each of our race^^
Kindda miss the happy joyous Chinese New Year atmosphere back in Malaysia.
Here in Korea though they do have celebration, they celebrate by going to their granparents house, eat there and talk there.
No visiting culture like what we have in Malaysia.
But still, glad that I have juniors and seniors who didn't go back to M'sia.
Spent last night eating "Reunion Dinner" with them and going to my senior's house later today^^
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