The good thing is that finally esxams have finished today. It should be quite a bit unusual thing to have such an early mid-term exams, though possibly the way to give as many chances as possiblr to students.(The dorp out rate of this university in total is as high as 30%) The bad thing is that my score may be far from satisfactoly. The sad thing is as usual, besides October is finishing again. It is hard to believe 25 Octobers have passed in my life,,,,,,,,if I try to another aspect of this coin, I'm gonna be able to have some cereblation for Halloween tomorrow (provided I could make any progress on my essay.) Maybe what I am concerning the most is however my work out plans. Even though I have no chance to keep on practicing Jujitsu any more, the renowned sports centre of UEA offers me several options to work out. I prefer swimming at the moment, though chlorine in the swimming pool seems not to be good to my skin condition. As I start crazily worry about the condition of my skin, it may not be that good option to continue. But just going to gym is boring enough. Chances are that challenging rock climbing or squash which I have never tried before.

As you can see on my photo album, Jack-O'-lantern finally turns up to our flat. The story is that, one day I suddenly noticed that despite it will be the 3rd time for me to stay in the UK during this halloween season, I have never done and would never do anything special for the event.After I pondered for a while, finally I concluded that even though I was messed up with my assignment, and will have exams at the beginning of the next week, not making the most of the situation to have fan is such a waste. Then, I bought a nice hollow pumpkin along with my daily consumptions, and made Jack-a-nice fellow.I definitely had no idea about how to make it( even I asked one of my flat mates who is from the US), it was not that difficult as it had seemed.The problem at the moment is that candle is banned in my flat, then find another way to light him up. Anyway, nice halloween to all of you.

I have met a girl several times when I was walking down the campus. Everytime she sees me, she says hello to me, nevertheless, I still cannot remember, who the girl is. As far as I remember, it was in front of the sports centre first time we met. She was with a white guy, presumably her boyfreind, and as soon as she recognized me, she said 'Hi' to me with a nice smile. What I did was ofcourse greeting her back, without identifying her. She may be misunderstanding, as the more we see each other, the less she seems to be confident about who I am. But at the same time, there is a high chance of my fault,,,,,I have to confess that I might have really a big problem with my COGNITIVE abilities.(It must be as obvious as my nose to whom almost be ignored by me with just a SLIGHT change of hairstyle!!) And I do hate to be ignored by someone I know. Not only is embarassing and annoying but it is too sad. So as long as I she sys hello to me, I will say hello to her. Knowing that I 'd better ask her who does she think I am,,,,,,,,,shyness is my another problem, you know??