Everything nowadays needs to be planned at least 2 weeks in advance. Faced with a near-full schedule, its a challenge to do everything I want to get done.
Only choice to me so far is - wanna work hard play hard EQUALS less sleep..

UNi
YAA
Language
Sketching
Volunteering
Photography

Priorities are right at the top. Wk 3 of uni just began, having a muddled time comprehending GST (er haven't fully read up on it though). Wk 11 of Desiyah's existence already. Just got back from the weekly meeting, some major changes to organisational structure.

Desiyah's got so much going on these coupla weeks. Friday 5th July Product launch at Sigma HQ in Clayton. then dinner/bowling. Next week 2nd batch of production should start in earnest. Business plan due on Monday (OMG I'm wondering how many drafts we'll all re-do)..and before we know it, it'll be the YAA Expo! - 27th August. Yet another meeting either tmrw or Wednesday to sort all the departmental strategies..

Next week PwC Malaysia will be visiting Melbourne. Since I'll be graduating only in June next year, Salika suggested I try applying for vacation trainee instead. Will talk to her when they arrive next week. Heard of an another opportunity this week, now considering both alternatives. Well just have to see what happens in yr end..

In between all these, there are peoples' birthdays, assignments/presentations due, weekly updates, photo-opps and loads more. sheesh time management will be more and more important. Someone today half-jokingly asked me to let go of some responsibilities, so I'll have more time for myself. Maybe?

Hmm what happened last Fri? - photography workshop in uni. For about an hour plus, Julian shared some of his "tips" on taking photos in studio environments. Having no proper light sources (cos we were in a tutorial room), a coupla reading lights from Ikea substituted. Made me quite jealous that I was unable to join the rest for their studio session the next day cos I had the bloggers meet. Next time yeah!

After that went over to the B Building where the Msian Students Society hosted a (actually two) movie session - "Meet The Fockers" and horror flick "Shutter". Yeap that was in uni. Didn't dare stay for "Shutter" (i don't watch horror shows) and due to being so tired, almost fell asleep on the comfy cushiony seats in the lecture hall..

Saturday bloggers meet went well, after that SW came to the city and we had dinner at the chinese place in QV that offers "claypot rice" and lots of other choices. Contrary to what people tell me, we didn't have to wait 45 minutes for the food to arrive. Priced rather decently, food was nice and really felt like back home. Operated by Hong-Kongers i think.
Thanks SW for walking me back! =)

Now..back to work.