Treats for the Sweet.

Received quite a fair bit of treats these days... Either, I'm a real sweetie or they think I'm not fat enough.... whahahahaha...
Roche Chocolate Balls coated with nuts from the roomie... It's very nice! Soft, crispy and cruncy all at the same time! I've eaten the 2 other smaller ones before I remembered I should take a photo. Hence, this is what's left.

Then I have the Fancl Brown Rice Crackers.... which lasted me just slightly over a week. It's hard to stop once I see the box. It's so wholesome and healthy tasting! Would love to get more except for the tiny issue that it's almost $20 for that small box of crackers and each indivually wrapped package is almost $5 which barely last thru 10 bites!

Lastly, the lunch time kaki and her significant other bought me a whole can of Jelly Beans and a box of chocolates all nicely packed in a Fancl paper bag too! I've not opened it yet for the fear of not being ale to stop myself from attacking it. Ironic as it sounds, but I think I will just polished off everything too soon. And something as good as these should be savoured slowly not just gobbled up without tasting it, rolling it over the tongue! Hence. I'm gonna wait a while before opening.

And this is how my TMA question paper looks like for the moment... and yes, if the background looks familiar, it's caused, it was used to 'catch' any falling nuts, chocolate, flakes whatever for the Roche Chocolate Balls. That shows how irriated I am at the silly assignment! I've been scribbling down notes whenever my lecturer / tutor mentioned the word "TMA" all the pointers are here. But still, I have no idea how to begin writing this last TMA for this semester.

As I write this entry, I think and look at all the written notes and yet, I'm still C-L-U-E-L-E-S-S.

Best of all, during the final tutorial last night, the tutor said, "there will no longer be this module from next semester, paper will be replaced from next semester onwards."

GREAT! Fanastic! Meaning to say, I've wasted a whole 4 months mugging for this module only to have the module "retired" and "replaced" and I just found out, another of my "already done and passed" module is ending up in the same fate too!

That makes, 8 months of mugging for 2 redundant modules.

Life's GREAT!!!