Nyeh. I still feel like my neurons have wrapped themselves up totally with myelin sheaths and refused to transmit neurotransmitters to make me want to finish my 2000-word management essay (due Friday) and bioinformatics practical report due tomorrow afternoon.
No sleep again tonight I guess.
Today was hectic as.
Ron and I ended up running from the microbiology building (micr lab) to st davids (management tutorial), stayed there for 15 minutes, back to micr building for experiments, go have lunch for 20 mins, go back to lab bla bla. A LOOOOOONG day it has been. Next week would be much worse- micr and bioc353 labs running at the same week. Which means a total of 31 hours of working in labs next week. *faints* And that time excludes time needed to write lab reports.
I'm going headachey trying to organise things for micr336 presentation idea- something related to biotech, original, creative, and has the potential to make big bucks on the market :S Have to come up with draft very soon!
Well, at least I'm happy with the exam timetable which just came out recently.
Oct 21st - mant303
Oct 30th - bioc353
Nov 3rd - bioc354
Nov 4th - micr336
Finishing early is the important thing; which means I can probably start the attachment/internship thing 1 week earlier and have more time to really enjoy my summer holiday. Airtickets/accomodation still not sorted!!!
Speaking of which, quite pissed off at the Singapore Airlines hotline lady which I spoke to the other night. She had absolutely no idea what I information I wanted- to find out if a delay from Sg to Kch flight is possible so I don't have to book another flight back to Singapore. Spent more than 15 mins on the line and she kept telling me (in a very strong accent) "sorry m'am, I can't seem to help you..." I was up to my boiling point and answered (quite harshly oops) "so would you like me to call back some other time when someone else is answering the phone?" *snicker* Yes I know it was mean but I never had the same problem with MAS before. And please lo, my question just needs a simple yes/no answer, and she couldn't even use the search functions on the database correctly. Sien. Which means I'll have to call again (at a different time) or go to STA for help.
...and the rain continues to haunt Dunedin.
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