I can't handle these 8:30 classes. I think I might as well stab myself. It might be easier than waking up in the mornings =| Actually, scrap that, I'd rather stab myself than take Organic Chemistry II. Animal Physiology seems hard too but that's what I want to get into, so hopefully I do well! It looks interesting and I'm going to try keeping up with the readings. God, help me please. Gotta screw my head in place, but I'm confident, so 2nd semester - bring it on.

Now that that's been described felicitously, I have to admit I miss my family a lot. They make my life and yes, I still felt like crying when they left. Still, I couldn't help but notice the difference in companionship between this semester and last semester. I came back to residence welcomed by a nice long chat and exchange-gift with my roomate Jen ♥ (I got comfy socks and the best smelling Bath & Body shower gel). About an hour later, I get a call from my ex-roomate Priya, who came downstairs to see what I had reaped from boxing-day shopping, and of course I had to go upstairs and do the same. Then, today my 2nd roomate Rebecca spotted me during our Animal Physiology class and we ate dinner, discussed Avatar, came back to our room and talked for a good hour and a half with our new Australian exchange-student roomate - Amy. She is freaking awesome and nice as hell ♥ I totally approve. Afterward, Jen comes home with her friend James, and we get to discussing gay/heterosexual clubs in Toronto and of course SEX AND THE CITY!!!



It was the best of times, and the worst of times - the worst being the beginning of a 2nd semester from hell. I don't feel as alone as I thought I would, coming back to this god forsaken place, but here I am feeling warm and almost as good as I felt at home ♥ Like I said, bring it on.

P.S. - For those who are wondering wth "felicitously" is, look it up. I suscribed to a Word of The Day Gadget on my desktop, and I wanted to use it in a sentence (haha). I'm expanding my vocabulary, so sue me.