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    Laundry time

    It seems like there are too little washing machines and dryers provided for the 100+ residents living here in Marcushof... I was lucky that when I got down the washing machines were empty but the dryers were in use. I used the card to pay 2 Euros for the wash, took note of the duration, and went back to my room. When the time is up, I went down only to find that my clothes were already taken outta the washing machine by someone else... sigh, damn ganjiong. I wanted to use the dryer for my washed clothes but it was in use. So I thought, wat the heck... I'll save the 1 Euro and just hang dry it in my room!

    Been really busy lately, as there is a presentation on the 25th October. Sighz... It's not that I've forgotten about it being s/u but... I just can't do a pissed poor job. I don't think I'm a perfectionist nor am I that professional as a student... Sigh, dunno why... just hoping that we do a good job!

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    • Blogger lostsheep says so:
      October 17, 2006 1:49 PM  

      reminds me of hall when ppl just take my clothes out and dump it on the machine and my pail filled with foreign clothes top

    • Blogger kx says so:
      October 17, 2006 2:29 PM  

      Haha. I find it so funny that you pixel all the underwear in the photo. =D
      We have the same phenomenon here too- peeps just take out the stuff once they need the machine! You get pissed the first few times, then you get used to it. I hate it when people leave their clothes in the dryer especially when other people need to use it. =/ top

    • Blogger KG says so:
      October 17, 2006 3:00 PM  

      Haha... the only thing is I don't dare to leave my laundry basket there on the washing machine cuz I scared it will get stolen!

      KX I think u are the only one that noticed the mosaic haha...! top

    • Blogger J O H N N Y says so:
      October 18, 2006 6:57 AM  

      woh! what a cosy and spacious room! my room in tsinghua is slightly larger than a PGP one. im currently thinking of throwing out the metal bed and restyling the sleeping area. saves some space and makes a nice chill out corner.

      anyhow! here in tsinghua they do the same, taking out the clothes but the building attendants so nicely placed a public plastic tub so there is a 'waiting area' for washed clothes. no drying machine though, my clothes have to dry themselves in beijing's dry and hazy air.

      and I think the washing is cheaper than 2 euros. :) top