Brrr.
Yay for being allergic to the cold! …Clearly not. I skipped YAA yesterday because I really didn’t want to be in Accenture’s horrifyingly air conditioned meeting room at 6pm >_> Cold makes you hibernate, not meditate! Well, actually, it could. Both are forms of sleep, even if meditation should produce more ideas xD Of course, I may have primarily skipped because I didn’t want to present my product idea. Pftt. [and also because I may or may not have had an exam, though who wants to know about thaaat?]
Clearly, USB Wristbands, as gimmicky as they are, are for the win~ So who the heck wants personalised friggin’ jigsaws? Especially when you have flickr and photobucket to compete with? Let’s not forget to mention any Australian competitors too. Fear of speaking in front of people? Perhaps, but I’ll get over it. Although.. granted, this semester, I’ve had no presentations =D =D
But yes, over the last two days, I have developed something that could only be considered an allergy to the cold. It is not quite normal when one’s hands and ears start hurting and itching when exposed to somewhat cold things such as cold water or cold air in general. Not a good thing when the temperatures have dropped just recently.
Ah breakfast time. Z_Z Ja ne, Minna-san!
..And I am capped. So any replies to anything that I ought to do are postponed, and most likely until I get uncapped because my laptop battery only has 9 hours of life :/ And I need them for my lectures not using the uni’s internet which is probably monitored.
I’ll send everything eventually, but for now, to assignmenting and exam-cramming.
Even the number of dvds I have in number is pretty crazy but I have much much more in the form of video tapes. Thus I wouldn’t mind if I could convert all the 