Busybugs

When i was still serving in army, i used to detest being idle and I kinda hoped for uni to start so i can continue with something more meaningful and less routined. But recently, I realised that uni life can be really hectic and tiring! And what i’m experiencing is not even the full deal yet, only pre-uni activities! But i’m not complaining about everything thats within the load, some are really meaningful activities that even if they drain all the energy left of me, i would never regret them.

Let’s see. Basically, my life now centres about attending MOE functions, meet-ups inductions and whatnot, orientation camps, vcf and hall orientation, school administrative procedures, hall acceptance forms, giro forms this and that. i simply dreaaaaad having to do every bit of matriculation by myself. i know i know, its high time these responsibilities fall back into my hands but i’m just lazy ! and then i have to worry about my laptop, which deal to get. and my hall shifting stuff, what to bring and what not. and then my module planning, wad to take and stuff. aiyooooo ! doesnt help that people have been telling me hall life will be kinda excessively demanding! the feeling is like i wont have time for anything man!

I’m really glad i attended the vcf camp. felt that it was important, especially for me, to have a christian community i can rely on in school. and more so that i can help to contribute in any possible way. But i shall not commit anything yet, coz i haven’t really got myself down to the hectic schedules to decide on how much i can commit myself to anything besides hall and studies yet. but one thing for sure is i learnt to commit to God these plans!

Anyway i was looking back at the last couple of months and was just reflecting on whether post-ord has been fruitful at all. And all i can say was, they were one of the most enriching times of my life. Travelling to Nepal was awesome and speechless, yogyakarta was real fun with friends, working at NLB was politically enriching HAhA, i learnt so much(more like i learnt to take the shots real hard), vcf camp was great…
Money well spent, honestly.