Another silly picture of my cat (with my mother's hand). Although his name is Jordan, nobody in the house ever calls him that. It's just 'puss', 'cat', 'you', 'noisy', each getting progressively more insulting :P However, he is a proper gentlemen, right down to his velvet coat. I think I should make him a top hat and a bow tie for Christmas. But would he wear them? Unlikely ^^;
In truth, keeping focused is very difficult. Trying to find the right balance (between when to stop having a life and when to study like crazy) is difficult. I think I began too early this semester. But there is so much work.
I am still planning complete lockdown, with important contact only via mobile and email, on November 1, after I see Your Heart's Never music video, of course :) I donated towards its production around a year and a half ago, and I can't wait (although I'll have to) to see the result.
And then, somewhere over the rainbow, the work will magically disappear and I will promptly find myself more things to do. SydMUN runs from 2-4 December, and I'll be representing Canada for UNEP, on the topic: Environmental Impacts of the Famine in East Africa. I have no definite idea (I can guess, of course) what these impacts might be, but I can't start looking at that until my exams finish. On my birthday, as it happens ^^;
On an unrelated note, Mouse and I went for an afternoon ramble today (since my uni work had insistently munched on my brain), and we were discussing the (un)commonality of four leaf clovers. Upon examining several patches of clover, we spotted a four leaf.
And then another.
And another.
And then a real oddity appeared:
A six leaf clover! We counted more than 7 four leaf clovers, as well as some five and more six leaf ones as well.
So it was concluded that perhaps there was something wrong(?) with the soil? Sounds like a research opportunity to me *is shot*
I'll forget about the law for a little while and amuse myself with SBS PopAsia and most likely get KARA's 'Jumping' stuck in my head again.
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