Yesterday, a conversation about me went on without me participating in it.

Girls : Wei... Don't kacau (disturb) her lah..
Boy (the same person I tweeted about before) : *Kept disturbing her playingfully* I always kacau her last semester. Eh. Now you sit in front again, huh.. /To 'girls'/ I used to kacau her when she sat in front then suddenly [one day] she sat at the back...


Yes, I am her.

The conversation made me realised two things.
(1) I think my other coursemates/sister coursemates see me as a time bomb, don't-mess-with-her kind of person. Or eccentric, (haha) reserved and moody. Doesn't worry me that much if that's what they're really thinking.
(2) I did use to sit in the front during classes at the beginning of Semester 1 but after the ex-ethics group issues (yeah. I'm tired of bringing this up again too...) I stopped doing that. “You don’t like me so let’s not be hypocrites and stay away from each other.”

But now, for Semester 2, I try to grab the front seats as early as possible. Students at the back are always noisy. It's a bad place to sit if you're planning on listening to the lecture (and of course, it's the best place to sit if you don't care about the lectures at all... haha).

Which isn't really a problem nowadays.
Almost everyone's sitting as far as they could from the lecturer.

Hmm... Dunno where I read this but they say it's a good thing to have your lecturer recognizes your face. :)


You will always find me sitting in the front.




Except when I haven't done my Maths Tutorial homework.
Like last week's Thursday. (& maybe tomorrow too.)