September

is probably the most unhealthy month ever. Barely halfway gone, I had already eaten two macs breakfast and one hot fudge sundae (first time trying it, so unhealthy, but sooooo good). Also, Kampong Arang area closed yesterday so I had to eat cup noodles bought from the petrol kiosk's convenience store with some choir batchmates. Speaking as a person who was brought up to boil and rinse instant noodles once before adding water again for the soup base (and then add one egg and a handful of veggies in it....) yes, Spetember is unhealthy so far. Not that I really care though, but if my mum knows she'll shake her head in disapproval.

September holidays have started and like every holidays, the first thing in the agenda list is to screw up your body clock. Seriously! I thought I could finally use some sleep and slept for 8 hours on thursday night, but that ended up being the most I had slept in a while so I couldn't fall asleep even at 12pm on Friday night T__T is this considered a first world problem? Then again, I find it rather interesting that my body had learnt to adapt to functioning with lesser amounts of sleep. See, it all boils down to unhealthy September.

Actually there isn't a lot of homework to do at all, this is the first time no worksheets whatsoever were given to us (rmb when we had to write 3 geog essays this time last year...) but there are some projects to settle though. It is knowing that EOYs are coming and that you don't have much time to finish your revision anymore - that gives you a sense of urgency.

Barely a holiday at all anyway, waking up to go to school everyday OTL. The only day I don't have to go back "home" is on friday, but I'm going to legoland with my dad and bro. So yes, waking up early, again.