sometimes u discover more when u re-learn old stuff. I was going through a training class. It talks about object-oriented programming. I thought it should be a piece of cake, i learnt all these in freshman year, but turned out there are lotsa details that i left out all this while. These days have been dealing a lot with VHDL and verilog and here comes systemVerilog and vera. I can sort of foresee myself being a hardware engineer in future career... is there software position that i can take on? Even if i wish to i don't think my resume will be strong enough to land me an interview with software company, judging from the fact that almost all my interviews were from hardware companies.

some friends are doing GRE now. in fact many of my friends are doing phd now. Frankly I am not too keen about it but you know, peer pressure... you just don't feel good if u don't do it but do I really want to? and seems like master degree holder are everywhere now... arr!

had this conversation:
...bla bla bla
s : met grace and heidi whom she's living with
me: are they hot?
s: one of them is pretty hot
me: nice..hahha
s: is this really yong i'm talking to?
me: nope
s: didn't think so, all right... so who's this at yong's computer?
me: hahha... good to know that u have such good impression on yong
s: he wouldn't say anything like that... at least not to me

okie the point is am i being a too-good boy? i talked to many friends before, girls will always think that i am a quiet/studious type ... heck, i am not that decent okie...