So, today I had to take the KTM home because

1. I didn't not drive to school today, and
2. Mabel didn't drive to school today.

  Thing is, I thought I heard Mab asking me in the car yesterday on the way home if I'm following her car back home tomorrow (which is today), and I thought I said yes. Mabel thought she asked me if she's following my car back home tomorrow (today) and she thought she heard me say yes. So, neither of us drove. Mab's dad dropped her at school after her practical exam, and I followed Hui Sze's car (no point driving so many cars there when you're gonna 'car-pool' right??) When I asked Mab where she parked her car, she stared at me like WHAT? That's when we started panicking. We had no transport home. Hui Sze had to leave early cause she doesn't have to stay back for choir sectionals. So..we took the train. Thank you May for dropping us there. It was actually rather fun. I like doing adventurous stuff even if it means just boarding a train with one friend in kl. You get to learn alot when you have to be independent and make your own decisions real quick. AND they had tom and jerry showing during the ride home! *smiles*

Uni

  It's been so long. Too long, in fact. From high school, I've moved on to college/uni. I was afraid at first. Afraid of the new surroundings, afraid of meeting new people, always wondering if the people here would accept me and like me as who I am. Afraid of new teachers, and the new subjects that I have to take. I was afraid of everything. A few nights before orientation was torturous. I couldn't sleep at all. I stayed up the whole night, thinking of my friends in high school. It was the exact same thing. When I graduated from primary school, I cried alot. The first time I tried on the blue pinafore (secondary), I cried in the dressing room. Not because I didn't want to move on, but because I didn't want to part with my friends. I just felt that after graduation night, I might never see some of them again. And it was true. There are so many of them that I've not met since that night. And I really miss them. So moving on from high school to uni was tough for me. I was always afraid of losing my friends. And I also missed some of my teachers in high school.

  Turns out, life in uni isn't really that bad. I spent my first few weeks there trying to remember my classmates' names, where the cafeteria, library and toilets were. Took me quite a while to familiarise myself with everything. AND I have awesome classmates. Seriously, I love love LOVE them! Everyone's super friendly and fun! (or at least, the ones I've spoken to before. which is almost the whole class.) I'm just really glad that everything's going well. *wide smile* 

  Alright, I really need to sleep now. Nites!