Crippled

Sorry folks. It seem that my internet connection has been cut off, apparently due to excessive usage (what to do, leave computer on 24/7 religiously downloading movies!).

Anyway a quick update of myself. Been partying every Friday night at Su Chuen / Chia's place. I'm also having dinners at their place every weekday as Su is able to cook since she is retired, oops, graduated!

Jobless! Been to the jobfair yesterday and it seems that my future in the USA looks bleek. While everyone around me are getting job offers, I don't even have a single interview! Hopelessness and a dark cloud is hovering over me.

Sleepless! With so much work especially the past 2 weeks, I still can't get enough sleep because I can't. Not to mention the stress of trying to meet the professor's expectations in the project that I am involved.

Sigh... I can't wait till Spring Break!

I'm so stupid!

As an engineer who is almost graduating (not to mention from Purdue!), my ego just shattered as I try to finish up my econs homework! I'm currently doing my homework(yes... i'm in the midst of completing my hw while taking time off to write this!) and my brain is in such confusion, I think econs is no easy subject! Thinking that I have my own share of problems understanding electromagnetic fields, I can't even think of solving straight to the point logic of elasticity and wage-bills!!! Its driving me nuts!!! I'm shaking in fear as there's 5 more questions and I've been hovering over 1 bloody question for 2 hours already!!! Why did this lecturer give so bloody difficult questions?!?!?!? Doesn't she realize that those Business majors are so dumb to understand anything (no offence, cuz i see them party so often like they got nothing to do but insult us Enginerds)?! So why the heck give so unbelievably tough analytical questions?!?!?! Or maybe its the 4 cups of coffee i've been downing that making me jittery...

Shoot-me... please... just shoot me!

Lafayette Rules!

Just read an article on Business Times regaring Toyota deciding to produce Camry cars here in this little town of Lafayette, Indiana.

Having a 1995 Camry DX myself, I think this is cool and could really bump up the social scene in Lafayette when it attracts other businesses and opportunities in this cornfield town, also the home to Purdue University.


It's fun to see the town you're in appear on Malaysian newspapers...