Blogging mood over...?

You might have to wait a month or more for another long string of blog entries.
then again, i might surprise myself and blog everyday again just to waste time.

I've got nothing intelligent to say. Or nothing to ramble about, but i will find something to write anyway.

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Our MySA president wants to treat our ECs a lunch for their hard work in panning the GC trip. No doubt the ECs spent a lot of time doing research for the trip. But the thing is- the trip isn't going to happen. No one is going to GC and thus all the work has been rather pointless. (But not completely... of course we can always go to GC ourselves and all the previous research done would be very useful.) Anyway, my point is... why treat now when technically nothing has been done and there's nothing to rejoice about? why not wait until we have actually succesfully planned, and carried out a planned activity- wouldn't that be a better reason to treat the ECs? Imagine the lunch: "Lets make a toast- to the hard work of the ECs. Unfortunately this event did not happen and it also lead to a massive argument between committee members." Yes. lets rejoice.
It doesn't make sense to me to treat them to lunch now when we are still thinking of what we can do in place of the GC trip. i.e. its not over yet. Unless mr president is planning to treat them for every event we do. I don't think so. (No offence to EC's though, i believe you guys deserve something in return for all that time spent on research.)

Hm. so much for 'nothing to write about'- see, when i sit here, things come to mind. Therefore maybe i should sit here more often. I Do have things to write about.... =S ON the other hand, i shouldn't sit here because tha tmeans i would spend time writing and that's not good. ive got 2 tests coming up this week which i am not yet ready for. And work. And a couple of dinners (And maybe a lunch) and im still behind on being up to date with normal lectures (Pharmaceutics..... grrr...)

I want it to be warm. I want to go to the beach. I want to sit on the sand, feel the wind blowing, stare out into the sea, and watch the sunset. Because the sunset at Henley is gorgeous.