First-world problems, you say?

And the time of the year (well half-year actually) has come.
The dreaded exams.

And I totally have not got into that mood (not that i should require one; i have to study whether i am in the mood or not) to study.
I should get started on my 2000 word research essay.
But here I am, doing a 2000 word blog post instead.
I'm exaggerating, it won't hit 2000 words.

Anyway, I have been going out for brunches! teehee

 "and made my own tooo haha!"

 

spending relatively a lot of time with the boy (oooh coffee and muffins! :D) 

and no-bakes for the boy :)

and a rescue pack for friends (on a first come first serve basis haha)

and i recently just made like 3 over batches of Rocky Road to sell for fundraising for Royal Children's Hospital!! I do have many photos of the brunches, haha, but none for my pretty Rocky Road :(
Was in too much of a hurry to actually take a photo.
Aftermath of this was a decision to abstain from making Rocky Road for a loooooong time (as much as i like it, i think i value my hands more - the whole process of cutting it to make it look pretty almost killed my hands).
But seriously, I'm in such a mood to bake, and to cook.
I'm like seriously EXCITED, ECSTATIC, *insert any other excitement-related word(s)* to finish my education and chase after my dream(s).

Maybe it would hit me soon, maybe I would start regretting this decision of mine once I join in the rat race, who knows? But I think I would regret it if I don't start following what my heart wants me to do. Well, technically, my heart is pulling me both ends at this point of time - which means I'm stuck and don't actually know what the hell I am going to do when I graduate. I know I should NOT think of this during this period of time, but it's precisely these kind of moments which make me go, 'I really want to sit down at a cafe and contemplate my life over a cup of coffee and story book'. I know fully well that when exams end this thought gets thrown off right out of the window.

Alright I should start reading on my essay. :'(

PS did i mention that I love the kinder bueno over in Melbourne? omnomnom