sunday

I know I skipped a post. But I'll do it later.

I slept at some time later than 1am, and woke up at around half past seven in the morning. I have no idea how am I going to sleep late if I constantly wake up at a certain time.
Obviously I was tired, so I watched The Voice of China. I didn't really like this episode.
Today's breakfast was cereal. I video-called mum and chatted. My sis said that I am quite kesian. Well, I'm feelin' good.
The chat ended when my iPad ran out of battery. That's when I recalled I need to clean my room.
The first vacuum I got was not functioning, so I went downstairs to get another one. After finishing, I asked my friend whether she's going out later as I will be going to the mall to get some food back.
At noon, I met up with her and another two guys and went to Wan Chai. I had a huge slice of pizza for lunch. It was GOOD. Although the price is not good at all. I enjoyed it very much anyway.
We went to the Computer Centre in that area, as my friend was looking for a Nexus 7 to buy. She found hers, and I found where to buy cheaper Instax wide film!
I did buy my groceries, and was so paiseh that my friend helped me to bring them back to the hostel. I bought 3 packs of tonkotsu ramen (which apparently was difficult to find in Malaysia) at a discounted price for my dad to bring back when he comes to HK two weeks later. I feel so baka now.
Upon reaching my room, I found that my card key's not functioning. The door wouldn't unlock no matter how many times I've tried pushing the card in. I got help from the auntie downstairs, and met some Malaysian seniors at the lobby before going up. I didn't know what's going to happen, then the auntie said something's going on on the 4th floor.
After leaving my things in the room, I went upstairs to fulfill my curiosity. Out of my surprise, there were so many seniors (including one who went on a gap year, and another one who graduated, and quite a few which I don't know). I felt so embarrassed, as I'm the only freshman there. One of the seniors invited me to join them, and the thick-skinned me said nothing but just brought my own container/fork&spoon up. It was great. I didn't know that the cook of the day, Miss B could cook so well! She cooked for around 20 people: curry chicken, veggie, steamed eggs, fried eggs, chicken+sweet sauce and diluted ABC soup. That's a lot (and I can never do it)! I was quite paiseh so I didn't eat that much. And I helped to wash the dishes (although the job was passed to another senior halfway).
I left early, as the seniors were going to watch the final episode of a TVB drama at 9:15pm, which I'm not interested in. I took a bath, checked the student portal, and blogged.
That's for today.

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