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||>> School Returns >>||
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Good Evening, Everyone

So it seems, Education comes first, a good moral for children and adults alike... but how is it that so many despise the topic of 'school', as if it's a dreadful cage out to sip the enjoyment out of you? According to such a philosophy it can be none other than the aspect that...well, when you just begin to get comfortable, going back to school and adjusting study habits becomes a pain, and you just wish you had just a few more days.... That is just how I feel, for if lady luck hadn't come to me at this time, I wouldn't even know I have school starting this Thursday...O__O, only to discover by next week all classes would be dropped... yikes! But lo, and behold!, the moral of this story should delve into some optimism: At least now I won't have to find something to do, and I'll be learning new stuff as well; Which is always good. Yet still, only one more day left... I guess I'll get everything packed up and ready, THEN chill out with the family, forgetting the long-day ahead of me with the schedule I chose with college... (Should I even post it up here?)

As a note of advise for everyone in college or any other educational institution: Prepare beforehand! Keep some books with you during the holidays and review, because believe me, it's better to study during your holidays then becoming overwhelmed and doing bad during the beginning of the semester. We should always try to save our mistakes until the end... or... the beginning, whichever you prefer... but I like getting a little lazy towards the end to study and stuff and also get leisure time for myself. Stress = Mortal Enemy...

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||>> Back From India >>||
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I am back officially from India--- been back since the 15th of January but apparently a bit too lazy to write a journal until now. Ironically, I should write more journals for records of the past and for memories and thoughts to be preserved for my family, but I find myself speechless in what to write... does that sound weird to any of you guys?

Anyways, India went well, it's a different world than American in many aspects. But most importantly, I'd say the close-communities, inflated population, water and electricity shortages, pollution, and the unique style of bargaining really make India stand out. Other than the language relationship between my original mothertongue, the down-to-earth, determined nature present amongst some of the Indians are so uplifting, and makes you feel at home. If you can evade the gossip-factor which seems to exist more if you have big families there and plan for future marriages, it's a nice place to chill out. When you return home, I'm sure you'll come home learning a thing or two that will better yourselves ^_^

Final Thoughts will be in a separate journal, for your convenience.

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