Thursday 23 May 2013

Disorientation Week: take 2


I said this to someone recently, that I wasn't sure whether I was going home or leaving home, and was heartily reassured that that disorientation would affect me from now onwards. On the morn of my graduation, and second last night in school (provided I'm able to leave at all considering the fact that my clearance form has gone walkabouts), here's me summing up not just positives and negatives but the lifestyle of this 70's prison we call a school and a home, in comparison to what I remember of the home I'll be back to in two weeks.


Leaving home means no more
  • Hui Lau Shan 
  • Forked lighning
  • Cockroaches in the sink 
  • Interdorming
  • Mosquito bites 
  • Free hair cuts
  • Block 3 pizza/cha siu fan
  • Wearing only leggings
  • Internet ban 
  • Glenda sneezes 
  • Pressure in the third shower 
  • Kowloon Dairy 
  • Stairs 
  • Boones 
  • Signing in and out 
  • Jubes 
  • Check in 
  • Ants in the 4th toilet
  • Walking on the grey tiles in the rain
  • IB 
  • Ordering in broken canto
  • MTR 
  • Skyscrapers 
  • Effective public transport
  • Free airport wifi
  • Humidity 
  • MOS apple pies 
  • Living opposite a mountain 
  • Swimming with no swimcap 
  • Waterfall 
  • HK City Hall Library days
  • Wellcome 
  • Baozi 
  • Typhoons 
  • Fro Yo 
  • Chocolate powder ice-cream sauce 
  • Red taxis 
  • Sneaking out 
  • Gatings 
  • Canteen parties 
  • Trams 
  • Dragon boat 
  • Cheap postage 
  • YMCA roof 
  • Mee & Gee atrocities
  • Pretending to be a tourist
  • Lung cancer 
  • Brunch 
  • Expats 
  • Custard buns 
  • Service planning 
  • Thai curry for lunch
  • Drinking in the street
  • People who can dance
  • Latinas 
  • Paisanos 
  • Sad nights in the library
  • Broken curtain rails
  • Student kitchen produce
  • Chungking Mansions
  • Linda e-mails (plz god)
  • Air con
  • 681, A41p, k807, 299, 1A 
  • Phytoplankton 
  • BOB
  • Brown line
  • Design labs
  • La Bodega
  • Rush at Mong Kok
  • Worrying about Steve/Trevor/Brian being in the gym
  • Lee On McDonalds
  • Smirnoff Slushees
  • Bubble Tea
  • Annoying birds
  • Managebac
  • Grand dictations
  • Condensed milk toast
  • GIFs
  • Travelling with Maddie
  • In my country...
  • Broken bikes
  • Pacific Place toilets
  • Egg waffles
  • Concrete
  • Hot rain
  • Arrogant Frog
  • Lino floor
  • Angry cicadas
  • Trevor whiteboard
  • Mass e-mails
  • Block 2 bench

Going home means more
  • Baths
  • Stocked fridges
  • Come Dine With Me
  • Town
  • Reese's peanut butter cups
  • Real milk
  • Penney's
  • The nal
  • Sessions
  • Cycling
  • Breathable air
  • Dore's
  • Rabbits
  • BBC radio 4
  • Putting on the dishwasher
  • Texting
  • Doing Clob's hair
  • Tea (!)
  • Bulmers
  • Green
  • Stir frys
  • Getting lifts
  • Sheep
  • Sleep
  • Weeding
  • Body & Soul
  • Rain
  • Mint Crisp days
  • Billy Byrnes
  • The Rocco's/Larkin's debate
  • Of Clody's elbow's in my tea
  • Calling dinner tea
  • Saying rubbers, plasters, rubbish bins, pavements
  • America's Next Top Model
  • Castle park
  • Curry chips
  • Dip dabs
  • Shifting, less making out
  • Arts Festival
  • Langers and lickdipses
  • Eating bread rolls whilst going round Supervalu
  • Tracy's treehouse
  • Shops closing at 6
  • Top 40 Oifigiúil na hÉireann
  • Sitting in a car
  • Darkness at night
  • Museli
  • Leprechauns
  • Talking in tea rooms
  • God awful attempts at customising clothes
  • Ditto going to the gym
  • Dressing gowns
  • Camping
  • It being hotter inside than outside
  • Muller corners
  • Privacy
  • Records
  • Chapattis
  • Scacraicbant
  • Badedas
  • Stars
  • Jenkinstown
  • Picnics outta Dunnes
  • New socks
  • Boredom
  • Sitting by the old pool eating Dominos' meateor
  • Downloading films
  • Sue Ryder shop
  • Poulanassy
  • Loud music
  • Bedroom dancing
  • Jaffa cakes
  • G.O.L.D.
  • Flash animation
  • Hoovering
  • Parents
  • BBQ Hula Hoops
  • Beat the bomb
  • Change in jellies
  • Regularly washed clothes
  • Time for Soggy Twiglets?







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