Confinement Day #14

Today turned out to be an exceptionally productive day for the first part. I realised that I enjoy reading raw data than processed data. I hate reading analysis that are really ramblings. I hate it when they have a point because I would have to incorporate it somehow in my work, and reference them. But doing so, we know have disadvantages, you run the risk of having your work made up of stolen opinions. There are several reasons why I should look forward to tomorrow. A) I will be going to the library and it won't be just returning and borrowing (hunting down) books but actual sit-down read-and-refer activity B) If RP isn't on campus then I would have to eat a lonesome one like my many others that I have C) I will be buying kimchi and what nots from the korean supermarkets at Pitt Street D) There is Heroes and Amazing Race (woohoo). So yeah, four fantastic reasons why tomorrow would be completely different from today and the day before, and the day before etc. You get my point. ED called. That's because he was returning my call made yesterday. He sounded totally bored, and unexcited to hear my voice. I think it is a done-deal, Virgos and Cancerians just do not get along. He was completely disinterested in what I have to say, and equally disinterested to talk about anything. It's good to know that there are people out there who are not self-centred. But on the flipside, perhaps it's so extreme that he is absolutely oblivious of the existence of OTHERS other than himself. I don't know. OH WELL. Tomorrow.