15 December 2012

omnomlettes

The past week has consisted of 3.5 activities:
iIf not studying, then eating; if not eating, then playing 三国杀 (sgs); and finally, if not any of the 3, then minimal amount of sleep is acquired.

For example, right before the civ final:

Subsequent exams also induced similar scenes. It's quite a pain trying to find an open table up on the 27th in the evening e_e"

And much less depressing collage of the various food consumed while eating out in December:

Going clockwise from top left: bibimbap from Hana Korea, japchae from Kimchi House, shio ramen from Kenzo, snow crab with grilled shrimp (so good!) from Red Lobster, brunch from Cora's, and mushroom risotto from EatFresh.

Finally back at home and relaxing before getting slaughtered by linalg, THE END IS IN SIGHT!

14 December 2012

approximations

This is what will help me pass calc:



Here's to hoping that I won't make silly algebra mistakes.

13 December 2012

loaded dice

Because watching videos about Inception was much more important than cramming for Chem (and teasing friends is much more important than doing more past calc finals):


Non, je ne regrette pas (hopefully my French is still somewhat coherent, the first half was just copy&pasted though XD)

10 December 2012

activity constant

Time is spent on cramming thermodynamics and equilibrium instead of blogging, so here's a image that's quoted for truth from Doghouse Diaries:
2/5!

07 December 2012

.10

The number of hours of sleep one gets is inversely proportional to the number of times one has said "I will go to sleep early tonight" that day.

So far this hypothesis has held true, it might just become a theory by the end of first year.

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In other news, esp final in less than 8 hours. whoo!

04 December 2012

more tea

Presenting the intimidating stack of papers that I need to get through in preparation for finals & the lovely mug of tea that will aid me in this task.


Gonna be a fun 3 weeks.

01 December 2012

tea

Something I made days ago while procrastinating. Found the quotation in this TEDtalk about sustainable cities (via ESP seminar).

image used is via Flickr