i heart laselle!
the architecture of the building anyways.
was on the way to the pay a visit to the tee supplier today.
and happen to pass by the laselle campus.
i was expecting it to be something like the nafa campus with its splashes of colours,
but i chanced upon a black/glass building that caught my attention.
yes, i was that amazed that i whipped out my camera for pictures.

the interesting shapes and colour made it visually interesting.
plus upon walking some more,
i found that inside the campus, its grass!



like wow.
and i saw a couple of students sitting on the pseudo lawns like picnic-ers.
which is like absolutely cool (:
reminiscent of colleges/universities in the states!

like hellooo?
got grass eh.
and the grass was pretty and green!

comparing to the other schools in singapore,
its an outworldly experience.
darn the boring schools that i was in hmpf.
tho, i'm not a big fan of the people i saw inside aka students.
well, just doesnt fit the pleasing layout and architecture of the place.



dinner on tues with seniors and the happydunnowhat family.
shokudo makes me happy.
cos of the nice food and great company. (:
and i get overly high with too much laughs.
plus its kinda the last time before i'll see the rest of the guys.
kinda late, but all the best over there!

its weird to suddenly not have random calls at three in the afternoon for taitai high tea,
and calls at night that end at three or four in the morning.
two weeks!


if y'all noticed,
thurs was flag day and the island was pretty much speckled with darkblue/black sp students.
and i had to wake up at six for breakfast with the class.
and i was bummed when the organiser happily woke up late and only arrived at ninethirty.
rawrs, but it was enriching nevertheless.

and i was the happy crazy guy that gave stickers for free to children.
i simply adore the small toddlers who were on their way to kindergarten!
even if they didnt want to donate i'll generously give stickers to the kids hah.
but thanks to the peeps who went for dinner the night before,
i was the top collector of the class yays!


i'm starting to think that maybe taking up architecture wasnt a bad choice.
true, i could have taken up arts management if i wanted to.
but i happened to walk pass the nafa campus today,
and the students didnt look very erm oh nevermind.
you get what i mean.

i might not have have as much of a drive to study there.
but with a new workspace in sp, i can definitely do more.
the course cohort is kind of big,
so i'll have to do doubly/triply hard to carve out something and stand out!

to the first project,
primer-one! :D

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