NEET is an acronym for the government classification "Not currently engaged in Employment, Education or Training". It was first used in the United Kingdom but its use has spread to other countries, including Japan, China and South Korea.

In Japan, the classification comprises people aged between 15 and 34 who are unemployed, unmarried, not enrolled in school or engaged in housework, and not seeking work or the technical training needed for work. The ‘NEET group’ is not a uniform set of individuals but consists of those who will be NEET for a short time while essentially testing out a variety of opportunities and those who have major and often multiple issues and are at long term risk of remaining disengaged.

As plucked from Wikipedia.

After finishing my last paper, I am proud to say that I now fit the bill to be called a NEET! It's been two weeks (or was it three? time flies) since my last paper had ended, and you bet I've been having fun through and through until now.

To recall back, right after exam on Tuesday I had dinner with Shuyin and Lynn in kokiya, leaving poor loomun at home cracking her brains for her final paper on thursday. Then Wednesday we had a class gathering in Seoul garden, about 16 of us there which was alot of fun where we kinda make signature gestures of our lecturers throughout our course and guess who it was. The next day we had a close fren's bbq gathering in Alan's house and that's cool too while busy writing/signing Anne's and jon's sigma books. Then Friday whole day is spent in Muar, with William, Jun, CP, Weiyong, Loomun and Suj. The food was really great there, where we went to the famous street of hawker food for otak-otaks and half way to yong peng for the mouth watering yam ring basket. Photos will be uploaded when I get them, hopefully *stares at someone*

The night on sat we had our EMiNA Gang Last Gathering in Wazen, where we have 11 of us there making silly poses at the facade of the restaurant *haven't grown up*



there's Qj, Kristine, LooMun, me and Lynn on the left, and Khurshid, Nazrin, Edo, Shuyin and Dexter on the right. Jin's snapping the pic lol.


My best friends and housemates ever.

On Sunday, it's the House Moving day. In the morning I went out for branch with Motor uncle and his family at the Shun Fat Bak Kut Teh restaurant in town.


The motor uncle had been helping me uncountable times throughout my years in Melaka, although he's abit on the rough side and always pulling my leg whenever I see him.


I'll really miss his 2 kids Ah Hock and Ah Pei too. Before we parted I gave them all the GACC sponsor stuffs leftovers.

Then after clearing the house completely (took several hours to move our boxes of stuff accumulated for 4 years @.@) and getting back our deposits from the agent, Mr. Sanjay, who is going to be married end of june *super busy*, we went around the house once more time, and left our home for 4 years. So goodbye, our Melaka home!

Before Loomun and I went to the bus sentral, we had dinner in Sakura House, which was not really that splendid after all. Wat you pay is wat you get i suppose. Won't really recommend it to people but hey, i'll leaving melaka di so nvm!

After 6-7 hours of bus trip *backache* I'm back to my beloved raintown. It was 3.30am when i reached but yey the HoShin (raingod in hokkien) who always triggers the 'rain' switch whenever she wash her clothes is finally back to her hometown.
Home sweet home~

To everyone I know throughout the past 5 years, I'm glad to have you as my classmates/friends during my life in MMU. I will treasure the moments we have together and will miss you all dearly. Even if our paths may not cross again, the times we had always hold true to me. Good luck in all your future headings and see you at MMU convocation in August!

After stopping by KL for a night, I've finally arrived in Melaka in the afternoon, still having mixed feelings about going to classes again. Dad drove us (me, my aunt and uncle) in his trusty, roaring van, along with all my junks and of course, my bike! wee~

Well, the house was so dusty but it was even worse when Kristine and Loo Mun first came. The irresponsible previous tenants left piles of unwanted rubbish such as expired instant noodles, mould-covered foodstuff and other debris scattered around the house and in the fridge. The kitchen was abominable, such that you won't want to set a foot on the greasy black floor. the marble tiles on the walls were no better. scary... But thanks to the 2 brave and diligent girls, i arrived not seeing the grisly crimescene. Yet, i still can't stop sneezing when i ventured into my room. It was dusty (duh!) and the toilet was dirty. Outside, the small balcony was jz plain aweful, filled with obstinate dirt/mud.

Much cleaning had to be done, and i was so thankful that i've brought along my aunt and uncle... they helped alot in cleaning the bathroom and the balcony and rearranging the furnitures in my room. My uncle even nailed a couple of strings in the balcony for clothes hanging while my aunt swept and mopped my room and even the living room. All this were done while my dad was doing the wiring for our LAN cables and fixing them nicely for us. I would be so helpless without them, honestly. Then, about 2 hours later, we went to Tesco to get some stuff, leaving Loo Mun and Kristine continuing their hard work in the kitchen. I've got an organizer and a plastic chair, water filter and other kitchen utensils and tools needed. Guess what? Tesco dun sell pipes, taps or other plumber stuff. So, we went around bukit beruang to find shops that provide those. Luckily, we found one that was nearly closing. Before long, dad and uncle were back to plumbing and fixing my computer table. We finally settled everything-- i've also finish unpacking-- and had dinner in a vegetarian shop (my aunt's one) at about 9 sth. Phew! talk about being worn off. I kinda felt guilty for making the adults do all the heavy work, especially my dad, who's gonna drive back to KL after dinner. *sigh*

The first night in D house was horrible. I was like a sitting duck for all the mosquitos. My left arm was bitten uncountable times and those pesky, blood-thirsty monsters likes to buzz around my ears before landing another jab. Urgh! i woke up several times, irritated. So, after 5 hours of continuously interrupted sleep, i gave up. I jumped off the bed and went bathing instead. that was about 6 in the morning. haiz. After that night, i bought mosquito repellant, which really worked.Thank God it did, or it would be another sleepless night for me. The next few days before classes start were dull. we continued to clean the house, but it was minor and less tedious. Besides cleaning, we jz hang around and watch movies and animes in our computers. this is wat happen when we can't online... lucky we still have our com, or we'll suffer the more tormenting boredom XD. really hope we can online soon...