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Well, recently, especially this week there have been loads of changes to my lifestyle. Most notably the restarting of school. Just went down for lecture yesterday to my first developmental psychology lecture, which I expected to be rather dreary going, but was actually rather insightful! The bonus about it was that we got to watch some rather cute vids of children, which certainly was enjoyable.

Besides that, went to explore U-town with Dan, which was certainly impressive. The compound really does seem like a great place to live and study simultaneously. With a gigantic starbucks, koufu, fish and co express and other good stuff. Went up to Dan's room at the tembusu building, and got to see my lecture theater for my Food and Health module. The facilities are amazing, so can't wait to be there for lectures. =)

Other new things include a new car! As mentioned in previous posts my dad and I have been going to check out cars, and we've decided on one and have bought it! A yellow Chevrolet Aveo! I quite like the fact that the Chevrolet insignia looks like a cross. =D A pic for you: (its not the actual one though the plate on this one shows its from the UK)


And with that now my expenses are going to rise, so with that have also started a 40 dollar per hour tuition session, for 2 hours per session on wednesday evenings and sunday mornings. That'll cover a good bit of my fuel and maintenance costs, with a good bit to spare. However its only for around 2 months I believe, but God always does provide. =)

And the special thing about the car and tuition is that they're both really really big firsts, opening up whole new worlds that I've never ever explored yet. And I'm thankful to God for opening doors, its a really wonderful thing to know that He goes before, behind and with you!

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