I'm happy to say that I've fulfilled the requirements for 3.5years graduation and I'll be graduating in September(which is like this month!) Well, I'm still searching for my job but I'm taking it easy, and I'm not sure whether thats a good or a bad thing. Just quit my part time job three days ago, so I'm finally kicking a start for the last bit of job-hunt. I'll be meeting a recruiter from JAC tomorrow. May be flying back to Singapore for work if everything goes well.

As for today, I spent my whole afternoon in Waseda, Building 11. I stayed in the SILS library till it closed. I read books, used the internet and so on. It definitely feels weird that I'll be graduating before long, not being able to use the library as my student ID will be terminated. So I guess I wanted to enjoy the last bits of what I could get from the college. I don't know how to express my feelings but I'll miss Waseda and me studying. I won't say all of the professors here are good but I'm confident that I chose the right professor for my seminar. She treated me so well and I couldn't have written my thesis without her. I just want to have a nice chat with my professor now, I love it when she starts criticizing man of today with her powerful knowledge and convincing theories. Sigh, my passion for this field of study hasn't died out yet, and I'm willing to learn more. Is this reason enough for me to consider applying for graduate school?

Still, I have to face the reality that me and my family aren't prepared financially. So it goes back to square zero ---- go find a job.

There are some photos which are deserved to be posted.

Yesterday, I had a date with Marika, a junior both from SILS and Magic Club. We had Turkish cuisine which we love so much, and headed for coffee after dinner.

Marika said that she admires me and my hard work, but I must say SHE deserves to gain respect from others. Such a sweet, sincere and determined girl, hope to go out with her again.

We had kebab. The butter rice was good :p

The beer was so drinkable, I prefer it to Japanese beer.