A little bit of sunshine goes a long way
I woke up this morning feeling very very indecisive ... and took a over half an hour trying to decide what to wear. *Phew* ... that hasn't happened in a long long time.
Got more law books today, as well... I can't believe I've spent 1000 bucks on uni books already!! And that was just law books! I've still got to shell out for arts!
Anyhow, I hung around at Melbourne Uni from 2 - 4 today, and had lunch with Tedy.... then hung around with Yong Jian.
Yong Jian :)
Melbourne uni orientation games
I still couldn't quite shake that feeling of indecisiveness, though... My mind was quite pre-occupied by the weight of my new law books in my bag. Very very intimidating. I keep wondering if I am doing the right thing at all? Do I really want to study this?
Miraculously enough, after Melbourne Uni, I actually was free! Amazing. I headed over to the Trade's Hall Bookstore and bought three books on philosophy (I'm addicted!)
Discipline and Punish: The birth of the prison by Michel Foucault
Ethics Into Action: Henry Spira and the Animal Rights Movement by Peter Singer
Impossible Exchange by Jean Baudrillard
Then.... I headed off to the Carlton Gardens and lay in the sun reading my new law book (and almost fell asleep - boring)... but it put me in a nice mood, anyhow!
A close-up view of Carlton Gardens
Got more law books today, as well... I can't believe I've spent 1000 bucks on uni books already!! And that was just law books! I've still got to shell out for arts!
Anyhow, I hung around at Melbourne Uni from 2 - 4 today, and had lunch with Tedy.... then hung around with Yong Jian.
Yong Jian :)
Melbourne uni orientation games
I still couldn't quite shake that feeling of indecisiveness, though... My mind was quite pre-occupied by the weight of my new law books in my bag. Very very intimidating. I keep wondering if I am doing the right thing at all? Do I really want to study this?
Miraculously enough, after Melbourne Uni, I actually was free! Amazing. I headed over to the Trade's Hall Bookstore and bought three books on philosophy (I'm addicted!)
Discipline and Punish: The birth of the prison by Michel Foucault
Ethics Into Action: Henry Spira and the Animal Rights Movement by Peter Singer
Impossible Exchange by Jean Baudrillard
Then.... I headed off to the Carlton Gardens and lay in the sun reading my new law book (and almost fell asleep - boring)... but it put me in a nice mood, anyhow!
A close-up view of Carlton Gardens