Induction week... Hmmm..
Looked through the timetable for Induction week and my reaction was: Hmmm...
Anyway,
the point is,
I'M OFFICIALLY A UNIVERSITY STUDENT! soon!
Macam ini pergi universiti boleh ke??
(In Malay/Indonesian: Can you go for university studies looking like this?!)
Went for some job interviews and bought a bike from a nice Irish lady,
all of them had the same reaction,
ARE YOU SURE YOU'RE STUDYING COLLEGE?
ARE YOU SURE YOU'RE NOT UNDERAGE?
... ...
Yes, people.
I'm quite sure I am.
-.-
Went to Trinity College Dublin that day, damn!! Inside was MAJESTIC!
So does the tuition fees as well /\
Learn to stay put was one of my challenges in life, (skipping last year in high school you mean? :P )
cos I seemed to run around everywhere and chase so much things that I could lost myself sometimes.
But it's fun though ;)
I guess I'll be a happy and satisfied student in Griffith College for 3 years :)
Sometimes when I walk by the clock tower in our college,
I would think of something like: Man I'm really in Ireland now.
Cos this is the ONLY picture about the college that I can see before coming to Ireland.
And yes, appreciating everything in life can bring you more good stuffs in life!
My dear mummy, THANK YOU SOOOOOO MUCH!
The thermal wear, hat, scarf, gloves were great stuffs!
Sorry for spending so much money on me :(
But it's really warm especially when the weather change drastically recently in Dublin...
And heartwarming too :))
Looks like it bye-bye to summer... :(
And hello to WINTER.
First winter in my life.
People would react dramatically saying that:' What?! YOUR FIRST WINTER?!'
Duh... ... What do you expect? Winter in tropical country like Malaysia?!
-.-
But gratefully,
my room mate here will help me and give me all the tips I need for winter! bwahahaha : DD
So I guess there are two lessons that must be learnt,
APPRECIATE and ADAPT.
Three months here in Ireland already and I have to say, sometimes I'm still experiencing some culture shock,
hahaha curious you might be about what kind of culture shock I experienced?
Let's see...
Kisses on face when saying hello (That freak me out at first but I guess I'm okay now hahaha)
Different thoughts on relationship (Well you know Asians can be kinda conservative sometimes-.-)
The One night stand culture here (Hmm... seriously?!)
The TV shows here....................(Did I just saw a girl and a guy...?)
hahahaha
While adapting the culture here, Dublin feels more homey now :)
Whenever I came back from a long trip (Say Galway-.-),
'YESSSSS DUBLIN I'M COMING HOMEEEEE! FINALLY!'
I guess this is a pretty good sign :)
Plus, Dublin is indeed a great city to live in :)
People here are nice and friendly, the city is... well not too 'city' and not too 'kampung' (in Malay, village), just nice : )
Although I might get hurt sometimes,
but I guess it's okay :')
Just like mama always says,
微笑面对挫折 :)
Smile to difficulties in life!
And probably make myself a good breakfast to cheer up my day :)
GAMBATE!
: D
