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Monday, 24 November 2008 11:15 pm
end of tri 308.

I'm finally free, free from all the assignments. There are those assignments that I miss working on though. I still remember the time I saw that we had not one, but two computer-related modules and suddenly didn't feel so good about year 2. That fear was confounded when Alan took us for the lesson and launched straight into programmes I had heard about, but never fiddled around with. Then there was that text from Nat on the morning of the 27th of August asking me to hurry cos I'll definitely like Ben Riddle. Boy, was she spot on. I guess it wasn't so much of a torture after that. In fact, I enjoyed both their lectures tremendously (lab sessions are a different sstory for Alan's case) and really looked forward to them even if it accompanied a 3 and a half hour long wait. That time was well-spent. (;

Even later on, when Nat and I crashed tutorial A for Ben's class, I still felt at ease and I guess eventually got over the fear of the Mac. I admit ALOT of that fear was stripped away, layer by layer by Ben who cared enough to guide me through the terrifying times. Nat was invaluable when I simply feared asking. Btw Nat, if you're reading this, you weren't the only one who was listening when I asked all those silly questions. They're being put back into my memory by being asked them over again-only they aren't being asked by you. Stop laughing. Its traumatising! Gahhh!

Funny how things worked out in the end. I'm glad I went through this whole experience though. Guess its toughened me up sorts, allowed me to get back to my roots and make everything I worked on worthwhile. Am I looking forward to the new trimester when I know the faces I long to seek aren't going to be there? No. Am I looking forward to the assignments that are gonna cause me sleepless nights? No. But what I am looking for are the new experiences I'll have and the little pieces of people that'll be part of me in the journey I'm taking on. (:

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