Happiness in the air!

I don't know, but lately i've been feeling very cheerful except for that bit of worry for my ISM. I'm beginning to really like school and somehow i feel really excited about my modules, and learning new things! :) This semester, all my modules are very likable and meaningful to me.

What's on for me this semester:

• Geog level 4 - Catchment Processes and Management
• Geog level 4 - Eco-development in SE Asia
• Singapore Studies/ Geog - Changing Landscapes of Singapore
• Elementary French
  
• Independent Research Project on Eco-Fashion and sustainable consumption

I can seriously squeal in delight if you want me to! I love the modules and the lecturers! ;) I can forsee a barrage of work heading my way especially with eco-development (many assignments) and french (many oral, written, listening tests) but i am happy i listened to my heart and learn things that i want to, irregardless of how difficult it may be.

Well, and i can say after 1 week of getting used to my new hair color, i am very happy with it! Anything new is fun, and so is a change of hair color.

And i just bought 3 dresses from a local e-tailer and i love them to bits! Except that one is quite tight because of the rubberized band, but it really looks very slimming and stunning. I have decided to cut the band to loosen it (destroys the dress) and hide it with a belt instead. WHICH WORKS! *Not going to put pictures here delibrately*

I like new looks, and new clothes. How sustainable is that? It is not! I must think of a way to recycle my clothes, like wear a few times, get sick of the look and sell it before buying another. Maybe that could be a solution...at least it is used by someone.

Some pictures from the UBIN trip
(for more, check facebook although i didn't upload all of them there)


The suspects

The scenary from the boat

Quiet, rustic Ubin-scapes!

Upon reaching and doing the 'touristy' thing

Near Chek Jawa, we saw this tree top shaped outlook tower

Climbed up, and took pictures. At first sedantary...

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To something 'higher'?

At chek jawa broadwalk admiring the low tide view

During high tide, this whole tidal flat is submerged, notice the life saving float?

Cycling back to town

For a scrumptious, super fresh seafood dinner!
Bamboo clams, i never tried them before and they are so tasty and delicious! *craving* But at $7 per piece.

Sail away home..

xoxo, principessa