Funny story behind this photo: I asked Sushi Boy if I could take a photo of him making sushi because he was right in front of me after all. Sushi Boy got so flustered and started giggling with his friend, and then dropped the very next sushi skin on the floor, much to his embarrassment. ;)
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Sometimes not being wealthy can really get to you. It's not as trivial as having an infinite supply of pretty clothes or even having a luxurious house to stay in. Without a scholarship, I'm going to take about three decades to pay my parents back for the money that I will need for those 4 years of overseas studies. Plus the fact that I will be an absolute pauper in university, not being able to travel or dine out as much, having to work my socks off to get grants or awards if possible, studying as hard as I can so that I can finish studying in less than 4 years if possible to cut cost, looking for internships or other jobs during summer hols instead of travelling or returning home, possibly staying on overseas for a couple of years to work in order to pay off some of my debt because the starting pay in Singapore sucks.
I know it's going to be tough, but I really thank God that I even have the opportunity to study what I want and where I want. (:
Just gotta tighten the belt when I'm there. I need a lucrative business plan to earn some extra monies omg any ideas anyone?
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(Edit)
Don't quite feel the need to justify myself on my blog but just so everyone can remain calm and stay happy and ditch the sarcasm:
Wealth is subjective, and as compared to some who have the financial means to study overseas without worrying about money matters, I am not as wealthy.
Like I said, I know I'm tremendously blessed with this opportunity. (: Sorry if my "not wealthy" comment hit a nerve, what I really mean is that I'm "not wealthy enough to sail through college without having to bother with money issues if I don't get a scholarship".
Thank you very much everybody.
(Steps off podium.)