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Tuesday, April 08, 2008
Thanks for your concern(to those whom it may concern), and to all of the NSFs who have shared their experiences and strategies with me. It may sound weird and funny for me to say this, but I am really looking forward to BMT, I'm sure I'm going to LOVE IT!
Gd luck Andrew, all the best in there, hopefully I'll see you.
Hope you pple have been coping well with the price hikes in rice. Its been sometime since I touched my econs notes, and I am amazed at how practical economics can be in real life. In the recent flooding episode in asian countries, rice crops have died, causing a scarcity of rice. This decrease of supply lead to an increase in prices which spiral into a multistep turn of events. (Yep, thats a very superficial analysis), but I'm beginning to realise that whatever learnt in the past can really pay off in the future.
Anyway, would just like to wish all of you great happiness and health in your everyday life, bon voyage to those going overseas, gd luck to those taking their interviews, and all the best to medicine applicants to NUS.
Here's a song taken at the end credits of the bourne ultimatum, called extreme ways. If you like this kinda songs, enjoy=-)