Four-hundred-ninety-fifth Post

Hiiiiiiiiii.

I'm so bored :( so dammmmmmmm bored.

Anyway, I've graduated :3 yeap, Bachelor of Science HAHAHA
and I'm also literally a Bachelor of Science :3 except that I'm a bit ughrie now HAHA

So, I think I'm going to study my Masters next year, either in Thailand (studying Thai linguistics?) or South Korea (studying Korean linguistics LOL)

That means I have a FREAKING LONG 1 year of UNEMPLOYMENT BESTOWED UPON ME T.T and I'm already feeling the atrophy of my unused, unexercised mind.
Sigh... in that long while, I will have to look up scholarship opportunities. Sigh pie sheet dammmmnnnnnn.................

Neeway, my concerns are:

South Korea
Studying Korean linguistics might be TOO difficult for me (너무 어렵겠다!) because my Korean is actually quite bad in terms of listening ability. However, I'm hoping that I may be able to immerse myself in the environment and pick up the language well. Apart from this, I think that studying Korean linguistics may really be too tough for me HAHA.
Cost of living, lodging, weather, culture...... will I die there? :(

Thailand
Thai to me is much easier to speak, and also it's closer to Singapore. However, one of the issues I have is that all students including Masters students MUST WEAR UNIFORM. WHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAATTTTTTT?????????
So embarrassing HAHA.
Also, I need to consider the prestige of the Masters degree. Will it be beneficial to me after graduation? :(
The environment in Thailand isn't very clean either, laden with dirty alleys and streets.
However, the best part about Thailand is THAT THINGS ARE SO CHEAP CHEAP :D ME LIKEY!
But what about safety...... and lodging? Hmm...


Anyway, I went to Dexus weeks ago to visit Ms Wong. When Ms Lim and Ms Wong asked me about my plans, I told them that I'm considering Thailand or South Korea as my next location of study. Do you know their immediate reaction?
"Don't go Thailand lah! Go South Korea!"
:(

Well, the point of studying Thai in Thailand is that I will be immersed in the linguistic environment. That's the point, right?
But I was quite reserved to tell them this :s honestly, I don't really like talking about my Master plan (hahaha) to others because sometimes I think I'm just dreaming of lofty ideals. The irony is that I choose not to do Honours (one reason is of course it's boring as ping pong) because I want to study further asap, but now, I can only study next year. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH because of this, I can't study Vietnamese 2 and Japanese 2 T.T what a waste, because the Vietnamese and Japanese programmes in NUS are so fantastic...... sighpie

Day by day (하루하루 무너져가네애애애), I feel even lazier and I just have no drive to learn any language ~.~ what should I do?? :( -cries-

Anyway, I downloaded SimCity 3000 ^^ it's an old game I used to play when I was in primary school or so, and back then I sucked at it :s having grown up (커져 가지고?), I managed to understand what the various advisers were talking about o_O and my city is quite successful, having an annual profit of more than $100k HAHAHA

Okay. That's all for today.

Buhbyeee~~~ :D

Samuel

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