blueberry mornings
All I've been taking photos of are photos of food. There is really nothing else photo-worthy, when days and nights are spent in the study room, getting annoyed by the persistent beeping of the door. One of the greatest mysteries of law school — people who can memorize paragraphs of quotes by verbose law lords but cannot remember to just lightly shut the door after them and spare us from the incessant beeping.
Anyway, on to happier things!
(1) Pictures of the only cheery things in our lives — food!
Saturday — Macaron from Uni. It had this bandung taste so I reckon ait probably was rose-flavoured. But then again, my taste buds may have been biased/misled because Glenda told me that maybe they were rose-flavoured. In any case, analogous to the macaron against the b&w background of my equity textbook, it brought cheer to a dull day (:
Sunday — Chocolate-flavoured Collon! The last time I ate this, it was bought from the 7-11 next to Risse's apartment in Bangkok, on our way to the BTS station, en route to Chatuchak.
Monday — Cranberry almond crunch, eaten at 10 pm, for dinner, without milk. Is it me or did they use to have one with wonderfully sour dried strawberries?
(2) Risse and Jgan calling me in the middle of the 伍佰 concert and put Kwek, Alec and I, who were slogging away for the elle-cee-ass draft lease, on speaker for a good 5 mins and letting us listen to the rousing ah-beng mass-karaoke session (:
(3) Lord Hoffman in Foskett v McKeown — "This a straightforward case of mixed substitution (what the Roman lawyers, if they had had an economy which required tracing through bank accounts, would have called confusio)." I wiki-ed it and yes, there is a doctrine of confusio, but I think there's a pun there, yes, an easter egg in the law reports hmm.
Anyway, on to happier things!
(1) Pictures of the only cheery things in our lives — food!
Saturday — Macaron from Uni. It had this bandung taste so I reckon ait probably was rose-flavoured. But then again, my taste buds may have been biased/misled because Glenda told me that maybe they were rose-flavoured. In any case, analogous to the macaron against the b&w background of my equity textbook, it brought cheer to a dull day (:
Sunday — Chocolate-flavoured Collon! The last time I ate this, it was bought from the 7-11 next to Risse's apartment in Bangkok, on our way to the BTS station, en route to Chatuchak.
Monday — Cranberry almond crunch, eaten at 10 pm, for dinner, without milk. Is it me or did they use to have one with wonderfully sour dried strawberries?
(2) Risse and Jgan calling me in the middle of the 伍佰 concert and put Kwek, Alec and I, who were slogging away for the elle-cee-ass draft lease, on speaker for a good 5 mins and letting us listen to the rousing ah-beng mass-karaoke session (:
(3) Lord Hoffman in Foskett v McKeown — "This a straightforward case of mixed substitution (what the Roman lawyers, if they had had an economy which required tracing through bank accounts, would have called confusio)." I wiki-ed it and yes, there is a doctrine of confusio, but I think there's a pun there, yes, an easter egg in the law reports hmm.
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