Reassurance

Listening to: [BoA - Every heart]

The following highlights my present academic state:

1. I've done my finals.
2. I've abandoned every piece of photocopy paper.
3. I'm leaving my grades to the hands of fate.

Simply put, I'm on vacation. And I tend to slack to the fullest ;-)

Yesterday I gave more thought to the importance of reassurance. People in a state of dilemma asking an opinion/advice- and by doing so, hope that the weight of majority tendencies will lead them to make the 'right' decision.

Well- it's nothing new.
Also not new to know that such people already have the expected words at the back of their minds.

Personally, I don't think it's a fair trade. Simply stating personal preferences and trying to somewhat put it into their context. That would be misleading.
Nevertheless, I also occasionally spring my thoughts overboard with people. However I found it to be more of a rapport and not a report.
If we hit the stereotype, rapport talks are mostly adopted by females. Maybe that is the very case.

The idea of sharing, and not finding a solution, prones to be the essential.

20/04/05

Eventhough I'm in the middle of my finals, the very fact that I'm online and writing an entry on blogspot give away much of how I study :-p I don't find it particularly effective (considering how I flunked two of my exams already), but it keeps me in a peaceful state of mind.

The sun is shining warmly outside, I guess spring is finally here. To stay.

My so-called trip to Barcelona has been cancelled. We had planned to go Tuesday next week and spend 4 days of my one week break. I didn't really want to go anyway, especially now knowing that a good friend of mine will leave Paris for good soon- which makes that week the last chance for me to see her before she gets married, huahua. Besides, I'm not much of a traveler.

I'm practically shouting to release myself from this city, but not Barcelona. There's no one there.

What I will do, however, is enjoy one full day at Disneyland Resort! Huahua it should do me some good to be circled by laughter, giggles, smile, and love. As they say, "plan is nothing; planning is everything."

So hmm... at least these plans keep me going through the hours, flipping through text books.
To my short-term memory, brace for impact ;-)