Orange addiction.

My old addiction in secondary school: Orange Tea! Lol, does anyone know where to get this drink? It's manufactured by some local brand that cooperated with Whatever! and Anything!. I can't remember the name now. Anyway, I always drank a bottle almost everyday and left the bottles under the desk. So much for the school's strict anti-sweet-drinks-in-classrooms policy.

Anyway today was a pretty bad day. Chem lecture and GP tutorial passed pretty quickly. For the history lecture, we went through a new structuring for the pre-war nationalism points, which I cannot digest anything because I don't understand. After that STAR was quite disappointing because I didn't study and wasted a lot of time.

Hai, I don't know why. But history is a subject that I find it very difficult to study because my memory is bad and there's really a lot of content. Plus, I don't know too much things that I don't know where to start now. Effing sian sia. I think I should start on those super-duper unfamiliar topics first (like GE).

After school I stayed back and did a little maths before heading off to the bus stop with Amos. I suddenly remembered that I have to go and activate my ez link card because SMRT told the school I haven't. But I vaguely remembered that I did. To play safe, I just went to Kovan MRT. I asked the person "Can you activate my ez link card?" That guy said, "You'll have to go to Hougang MRT." So I foolishly listened to his advice. When I reached Hougang MRT I saw the long, long queue at the ticket office and I thought, "Eh, this is damn familiar. I remembered queuing such a long, long queue before. Oh ya, at AMK!" Then I was like, "Wahlau, I confirm activate alr la." So I asked the guy at the MRT station to help me check if it was alr activated. He checked and say yes. And that possibly saved 1 hour of my time queuing. I was so dumb.

Anyhow, I bought a cup of watermelon milk at Sweet Talk after that and it plain sucks. Not worth the $2.30 I paid. I should've just bought from Toa Payoh Lor 8 for a large quantity and quality at $2. Hoho, consumer's welfare.