The "Exempt All" Pass

Since work started, I can honestly say I haven't done a single piece of decent housework or cooking. That means no:

• mopping
• steaming
• ironing (omg lol so many shirts to iron now)
• laundry
• dusting
• mr sheen-ing
• gardening (not that I ever did that to begin with)

I don't even set the table anymore because everyone's had dinner before me. :(  My afterwork routine is almost the same everyday.

1. Eat
2. Shower
3. Eat some more (usually dessert!) while my parents sit with me and chat about what happened at work
4. Watch 30 mins of tv
5. Read at least 30 minutes of law (so wordy. I swear, in some chapters, they're just repeating the same point using different words. I feel like it leads me to NO WHERE)
6. Go to bed

I rarely hop on the comp during the week. There is simply NO TIME.  Finding time to eat is also quite a hassle if I work a little late. There's a sushi/jap restaurant in World Square and I happen to pass it everyday when I'm at the ey office.  Once I decided to pick up $21 worth of Japanese takeaway for the fam + me but when I got on the train to call them- they told me they were FULL and didn't want it.

TT__TT; Luckily for me I was hungry enough to gobble up the contents of three boxes.  What I didn't realise, was the fact there was a guy sitting behind me watching me eat the entire time.  Maybe I was distracting him with some foodlove noises "mm  mmm  mmmmmmmm", but I doubt that. The takeaway wasn't as enjoyable as I thought it could have been.  I mean seriously, I was eating on a train. T_T;

Anyway. When the train gets to Meadowbank, the guy behind me gets up and says to me

"Holy shxt you eat alot"

I say "Er thanks?" and he gets off the train shaking his head.

Rohan loves this story. He told at least two people. One was Kris (who had a "whatever- I'm sure it's nothing) reaction).

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I'm a bit bummed by the fact I don't get to see many people I know during the week.  However, I can safely say I meet someone new everyday.  Currently looking forward to my coffeedate with Lancypants on Thursday.  Gotta make sure all my readings/tute answers are done before then :P  Another thing I'm looking forward to is our annual excursion to the Easter Show. :D A group of us go every year and well basically we spend the majority of the time touring around the Woolworths dome searching high and low for freebies and watching the Psycho Sideshow at the ampitheatre. I think we see that sword swallowing guy every year.  It doesn't ever get boring though- he's a good entertainer.

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WHT
Today we drove around Bankstown and visited the aerodrome for a little bit so I can get to know the area a bit.  It's secluded.  (I've always thought the word "secluded" sounded abit.. weird- and I suddenly realised why.  It looks like a combination of sex, club and nude. HAHAHA)

The streets nearby are quite wow. There was this HUGE house with nice plants and two white statues in the front yard- and the house next to it was a small fibre hut with tarp pulled over the carport to prevent leakages. Juxtaposing much?

Law lecture afterwards beginning at 5.  This class is dominated by cadets. Unfortunately for me, I don't know anyone, and they're all in their gigantic PwC and KPMG clumps. There is a girl who always sits in the same row as me- I think I should initiate conversation so I will not have a lonely semester in law.

Dootdidoot.  On Thursdays I have class with Jelly and Sam from primary school.  It's kinda weird talking to people from primary school now.  You sort of don't have anything in common and it's just HARD TO COMMUNICATE.  My accounting tute is full of international students from south america and bogan guys with billabong bags who flirt with 2 bogan girls in the back corner.  Does anyone else find Accounting a bit repetitive and slow?  Law on the other hand is hard to digest sometimes but it gives me more satisfaction somehow.

It is day 5 of my Nexus 6 medication.  I swallow 8 pills a day for 7 days to kill some bacteria in my stomach. D:  I always thought Nexus only made medication for peptic ulcers (don't even know what they are).  I experienced horrible side effects (the doc told me there were none :( )on day three, so I took sick leave.  When I called my supervisor- she was already at work. It was 7.30am.

The future looks bleak.

Haha.

DUe to my lack of photo posts- here are some taken when we were in Wuxi or Hengdian.

Hope you all have a nice week!