Trust me, life passes so slowly when you're a slacker. It seems everything around you moves at the speed of snail. You wake up and do your daily slacker routines, carrying out the morning rituals and moving on to taking lunch(yes I do wake up that late) and hopping onto your computer, clicking Home on Facebook to see if there's anything interesting going on. Later when someone else decides it's their turn to use the computer you zoom up a flight of stairs into your bedroom to get a small workout or the heavenly afternoon nap. By the time you're done with those weights or waking up, dinner is served and down you go those stairs again. Same thing, hopping onto the pc to check out if anyone's interested for a game of DotA. Moving from one game to the other, you find yourself being spammed with "you there?" on MSN and thus begins the chatting cloister. taptaptaptaptaptaptap goes your keyboard till the wee hours of the morning where you decide it's time to get some proper shuteye and once again, the cycle repeats itself.
Sad life huh?
I drove my mom's car. Yes I did, with her in it of course. Had some failure moments getting out of junctions and up slopes due to the extremely sensitive clutch of hers. But compared to the Kancil which I drove for the exam and lessons, the Myvi was MUCH MUCH more powerful, pumping in speed and juice into the wheels like Jerry running from Tom. Almost hit a car or two and mati enjin
many a couple of times. All is well that ends well, we finally got back to the house in one piece.
Then again, time flies when you're having fun. Yesterday marked the end of Jessica's study time in Melaka as her foundation course ended. We went for lunch at Wok and Pan and had some really tasty cake at Nadeje. 9.50 a slice yo! Had a goooooood dinner at Capitol though we had to queue up for a really long time. Surprisingly, we met Vevon there too! Jessica's room mate who's moving out of Melaka.
Everyone's getting out of Melaka eh? Jonah, and soon it's gonna be my turn.
A whole new world awaits me out there.