Almost dead week

Goodday Everyone. I hope everyone had a good week. I, myself, got nothing much to report. Just some normal days, getting on with the norm. It was always home, work, home.

Some adjustments needed cause I am now free on weekends and by the end of the month I am not working at the current job anymore. Most probably and lets cross our fingers and pray hard it happens. " Let go and leave for the better " I supposed. I really can't wait for the coming week. I can't wait to stop working there, though I may still patronize.

I had not being visiting frens recently, I find (only the usual 3 at weekend). I don really call them also. Beginning to lose touch with them already. I dunno how to explain but I still see no form of better communication then talking to people face to face. The reactions, the body languages, the facial expressions.....

Location of school's changed. It had now change to the SPRing Singapore building in Redhill. Nearer now to home. The building at Bugis still remain property of SMa but courses offered there will be from MUrdoch UNiversity only.

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NO one to blame

RESULTs of exams are out and it went as expected. I failed one of the module and yes its the one which the bloody school lost my assignment and told me Two weeks AFTER exams.

Extended graduation i supposed. THere goes my 2000++ bucks also.

I can blame no one.

Banks of US

I think everyones' heard about the US bank closed down. I find it ridiculous for the bank to suddenly closed loh, even so it happened in other countries ( i think most was in Brazil). THe Bank name should be IndyMac BanCorp. ONe of the biggest retail bank in US somemore.

The other 'Potential' may be Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. They are the top US lender. They guarantee almost half of all US home loans. To me they are more suited to be 'finance company'. It was rumoured that they are having trouble raising funds. This will cause a chain of reaction. First, they will reduce the loans out, or even stop. Then upon news of trouble, investors stop buying into the loans or bonds they guarantee. These pushes rates up (they held almost 50% remember?). Less and less will borrow from them. Over the long term, they will be out of biz sooner or later. The failure of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae could could make it harder for consumers to borrow in all forms also.

" Denial and Evasion, one would blame others for the mistakes they made. There is the responsiblity and the consequences, unable to recognise it would mean repeating the same mistakes again. "