No, my peak productive time wasn't arrived. I didn't do much in that two hours at AIT. Gino was the one helping me out with my retouching assignment because apparently I came across this step where the background has to be changed to black after you finish all the previous steps as required. Helen didn't tell us how to do that in the video he recorded from the class. And the main problem I had was that I should have picked a dark colour hair one instead. He left afterward and tell me to call him when I needed. Pai came to me after class, she said she almost got her work done, which made me so damn jelly >3< Dude...I haven't even started my poster T___T
Jap quiz was screwed up. It might not be as bad as I thought, but still, bad... :/ I really wish that Fukui Sensei could give us one extra minute to check our answers. Within one min to check our answers wasn't enough for beginners like us to pick up all the mistakes we made. Also it was way too fast for a dictation quiz when she read the sentences at her local Jap speed. I left some gaps between, as well as I didn't get to write all the kanji as I should. How bad le feels when looking at your exam paper which you were so confident to ace it yet you got no time to write kanji when you had to hand it back in to your teacher...=3=
And and and my last media tut was to run through how each of us planned to write our final assignment, shared our great ideas to the rest of the class what questions we will address to in our chosen media issue. Lastly to discuss what career we are thinking to get in after we graduate, is also essential in this tut. Andrew, the tutor gave us some important advice to our career paths when some people already have had their plans on the next 5 years. Several of them have had a few internship being an online magazine writer, retailer, social media analyst etc outside of uni. Seeing how much they have done in their lives, compare to mine, which work experiences are the ones I lack, more motivations have taken over me that I start to think about what I really want to do. Even though I have thought about this for multiple times, to the point that I once convinced myself not to think too much about it as I am still taking other courses at AIT. I got no time to apply for a job. Now it sounds more of an excuse when seeing other people are close to their goals in my age, whereas mine is still unreachable. Should I make more changes before I turn 23? I really need to ask myself this question before it's too late. But thanks for giving me a great lesson. Stress is needed for more self improvement...
The last Seminar was to chill a bit. I always feel regret for not doing something. Guess I should really take a step forward and have this do-it-first attitude when things happen. Regretting, is indeed a really bad thing in life. Chances don't knock your door twice. Once you miss it, you miss it. So my point is, I missed the last session where senpai came to our class last week. Fukui sensei said to me, there would be local Jap come to classes next sem. So if I'm still doing Jap, remember not to miss it again!! I take that in mind...
Oh and my uni timetable is finally done. Mon, Wed and Thurs will be at uni, taking two days off, from uni though. I am not sure about how many days I will take for AIT. Next semester will be tougher, trust me. I have searched the course outlines from google where I pretty much will be having some group presentations coming along. That means, weekly meeting is unavoidable...
The only happy thing is that Jacob waited for me after Jap sem, the first also the last time he walked me to bus stop, and we both caught on the same bus to central. We nearly forgot to add each other on Fb at the end of this sem til tonight lool Yes, after we've been knowing each other for the whole sem, and he's one of my best group mates at our table. Well, I will miss everybody in Jap...Thanks for all the great time we had together throughout these 13 weeks :)
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