This week has been really tiring. Monday biz rag* at NUS, Tuesday KR dance rag, Wednesday biz rag, thursday KR dance rag, saturday KR dance rag, dance lesson. I wonder if I'm being stupid by being so immersed in uni before it starts. Afterall I'll get to totally immerse myself for the next three years. I can't believe uni is starting so soon. It may seem like a month away for most people but I have hall orientation camp for two weeks so I'll be moving into NUS on the 27th. I'm both anticipating and dreading hall life. Sigh. At least Jamie is nearby. Haha.
Today's dance lesson was stressful as usual. Bryan's Adv Beg classes go so fast I can't keep up and everyone else is so good. I have to chiong four lessons in three days so I have another dance lesson tomorrow and two on monday. At least I'll see Crystal at studio wu. Oh did I mention I'm going to another camp? Haha. On tuesday after work (my last day) I'll go to NUS for KR rag dance and then cab to east coast park to make it in time to join my rovers og for night cycling. I feel so tired just thinking about it. I'm actually kind of relieved I'm missing the first day of camp. At least I won't be so tired. Not that I'm not anyway. In both the other camps Jamie's og was always my og's ally/neighbours. In this camp we are actually in the same og! WTH right. And somemore I handled all the registration for the camp for her and she paid for me using her bank account so they can't possibly think we're not friends so why would they want to put us in the same group. Siao.
Today I found out at the optician (who was a rude asshole) that I'm not suitable for wearing contact lenses. It's like a huge blow to me. I always thought I had the option to wear lenses and hence be able to put eye make up and all that. Now the only lenses I can wear are dailies and they blur my vision as well as being bloody uncomfortable so I can only wear them when it's absolutely necessary like during performances.
There are so many things I have to do and settle and I don't have the time.
*rag is a nus tradition in which halls/faculties construct a 'float' based on a theme out of recyclable materials and presenters dance on the stage with the float displayed behind.
