An update of sorts.
I'M FINALLY FREE FROM MMU!
Well, now that that's out of the way, I must say that I do sort of miss my life in Melaka a bit. No more late night lepak session with friends, no more doing crazy stuff that would most probably land you in a spot of trouble, and no more peeking at girls from the opposite block of the apartment (not my fault they wear questionable clothing right in the open). BUT on the other hand, I don't need to worry about classes, assignments and exams now that I'm all done and dusted.
Daily routine around the house these days usually include sweeping leaves in the garden, fetching sisters back from school/college, help out with lunch, and usually a spot of gaming in the afternoon and nighttime, aside from the usual job hunting spree. Of course occasionally I'll go out for movies and hang out with friends, but I realize that even more than before, I've begun to regress back to my old hikkikomori self.
But that's more likely because I don't get asked out very often, and on the occasion that I do, it's usually with a very small group of people. Not that it's a bad thing, but I really feel that I start to freeze up a bit in crowds, and am not entirely sure what I could do to remedy this. And yes, I realize I'm not much of a conversationalist except for when it comes to the really geeky stuff.
Also, I've landed a job, and I'm really really excited about it because of the possibilities it could open up for me. The boss explained the job description to me, and I admit I'm a bit overawed by it, but for all it's worth I'll try my hardest to live up to his expectations, as I have a point to prove to other people as well.
Well, now that that's out of the way, I must say that I do sort of miss my life in Melaka a bit. No more late night lepak session with friends, no more doing crazy stuff that would most probably land you in a spot of trouble, and no more peeking at girls from the opposite block of the apartment (not my fault they wear questionable clothing right in the open). BUT on the other hand, I don't need to worry about classes, assignments and exams now that I'm all done and dusted.
Daily routine around the house these days usually include sweeping leaves in the garden, fetching sisters back from school/college, help out with lunch, and usually a spot of gaming in the afternoon and nighttime, aside from the usual job hunting spree. Of course occasionally I'll go out for movies and hang out with friends, but I realize that even more than before, I've begun to regress back to my old hikkikomori self.
But that's more likely because I don't get asked out very often, and on the occasion that I do, it's usually with a very small group of people. Not that it's a bad thing, but I really feel that I start to freeze up a bit in crowds, and am not entirely sure what I could do to remedy this. And yes, I realize I'm not much of a conversationalist except for when it comes to the really geeky stuff.
Also, I've landed a job, and I'm really really excited about it because of the possibilities it could open up for me. The boss explained the job description to me, and I admit I'm a bit overawed by it, but for all it's worth I'll try my hardest to live up to his expectations, as I have a point to prove to other people as well.