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So I drove today. The last time I'm behind the wheel I nearly hit a Petronas Oil Tank with my dad sitting next to me. I am sooo glad I didn't run over anyone today. In fact, I really drove. I mean, in a normal and not insane way. All thanks to having to move my things which required me to make 4 trips from my room to the lobby to and fro. All those 3 years stuffs, of course I should have seen this coming. Anyway, from now on, my new room will be in a bungalow located next to HUSM. It's quite far, if you're on foot, but actually, not really. It's quite a tolerable distance, though I might need to go to classes 30 minutes prior but it's doable. Really. 

So to carry all those stuffs I had to drive. I have no other choice. I haven't driven since 2010(the year of horror!) and I was kind of anxious when I first started the car engine but once I started moving I'm doing great! But really, I won't go behind the wheels again. I will only do so if the situation needed me, like just this afternoon. 

Anyway, real glad that part's done. Of course when it's over I was undergoing hypoglycaemic attack which causes me to almost faint on the bathroom floor when I got back. I did not faint though. I just lie there and wonder what just happened. It's really surprising for a germaphobe me, to lie down on the bathroom(okay, toilet) floor. That's what they always say, you never know until it actually happened.

Now to enjoy the weekend. My first weekend off in years! Alhamdulillah.

Good night and peace to all of you.



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