it is (almost) settled

Ok after much deliberation, this is my final timetable (well, almost, since I haven't bidded for three tutorial slots. but i digress.)

Yes, a shocking turn of events yesterday almost caused my heart to stop beating. What happened was I turned up bright and early for my Pop Culture in SEA module and realise that, lo and behold, there was a group project video worth 30%, and two (silly) reflection papers worth 10% each, and NO PROPER PAPER to write. zZz. Of course I dropped the module. (Which set off a chain reaction.) Anyway, to the young lady who sat beside me yesterday, (if you happen to be reading this; unlikely, actually) hope you have luck finding group members haha. What happened was that she wanted to form a group and you can totally imagine her reaction when I told her I just dropped the module. haha

My first (not very well thought out 'Plan B', admittedly) option was to read a HY module, to which I convinced myself was a decent module (it was). But then, someone alerted me to the HY dept's Three-Year Plan (i.e. module listing until we graduate. Yes Hist majors out there, please visit the dept website), and I realised there were interesting modules.

But I guess that merely tipped my decision. My main concern was to reserve as much HY MCs as possible for my SEP, in case module mapping outside of the dept screws up and stuff. Besides, why do GEMs/Breadths overseas when its S/Ueable in SG?

Someone wondered whether I think so much about scoring that I'm not enjoying what Im doing. To which I replied, well, I suppose I just don't want to rush headlong into things without knowing what I'm doing. hmmmmmm.

So yep. I shall have a self-declared 3-day work week as of now. Though I think I shall have to attend the Bio lectures because as I look at the slides, I see nothing but colours and diagrams that dont make sense. arrgh.

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