This week marks the start of the final semester of the final year from studying Diploma in Multimedia Technology. I'm going to miss the polytechnic and the people here after I graduate, that is. And mostly for starters, they tend to laze around the first week and gradually start to fool around lesser during the second week. But for my project team and I, we were digging time out and arriving for school early morning to get the project completed in time. But I could say I had a very interesting week, and I'm starting to like my group more. Even til the depths of the Earth, I would still help them out. Sounds cliche and exaggerated? Maybe a little. Just a little.

As I said, this week was an interesting week to begin with. I realised, yes, I came to realise this point, that my group has some jokers that at the spur of the moment, blurted out intellectual jokes. They do have a sense of humour. And I just bursted out laughing and having stomach splits after that. Looking forward to more.

The starting of the week just began with project work mostly and of course, enjoying the air conditioner in the school labs. Pretty empty in those rooms if you asked me but as time goes by, more people would be snatching to use the labs, I'm sure of it.

And yay, my friend used my name this morning to win tickets to 'Meet the Fockers' preview screening. Ah, theres going to be a cocktail reception. Nice.

Back on today's happenings, I went to my friend's house to carry the equipment back to school. And sort of 'communicated' with his pets, 2 hamsters and 3 pigs which aren't pigs at all. They form a resemblence though. I like cute and adorable animals. Innocent yet hiding in their homies when I approached them, knowing that they aren't supposed to 'talk' to strangers, its a cute sight to see.

Minutes later, we rendevous with the rest of the group members for project discussion and also watched some DVDs for reference on the projector with surround sound system. Really, really cool. I cannot find any other word to describe that. Sounds like a surfer dude though, which I'm not, of course. And went to Sentosa for location scouting and took some videos and photos. The weather was quite fine when we arrived, sunny even, but started to pour around 2 hours later. Going to Sentosa was... fun, lots of 'sight-seeing' there if you know what I mean, but it would be marvelous if we all get to enjoy the basking of the sun and jumping into the water.

Later on, we got to travel in one of the Sentosa buses which stated 'Red Line'. We were going in rounds at part of the island before knowing that we were actually going in circles. But sitting in an air conditioner bus with high speed fans and huge rain pouring outside and also, splashing rain with a high roller bus driver was indeed fantastic.

Back on Singapore Island, we departed our ways. Me and my friend went to Harbourfront Centre. Both of us had our energy squeezed out dry. I had my dinner there. Macdonalds. Oh wait, there was another joke. My friend asked me "Where is Macs?" I misinterpreted the question to "Where is Max?" Max is one of my friend who is suffering from chicken pox now and I told him, "at home what, having chicken pox." Then he told me that he was asking about the fast food restaurant. Geez. Max is also another comical character that I know of.

Parted our ways after that. I took bus service 100 back home and, being tired, I slept on the comfortable bus. But after waking up, I found myself arriving Ghim Moh's interchange where the bus service 100 stops and made the trip back to Serangoon Bus Interchange. I was indeed shocked. I saw the time and I only slept like, 12 minutes? The last time I took bus service 100 from my house to the then-called "World Trade Centre", it took about 15 minutes? Is it me or the times have changed? Or the traffic? But... but... its knocking off hours. Man, what the heck.

Feeling so tired and light headed now. I feel as if, I'm floating on air. Floating away.