Life in Sydney begins.

I walked into the class without knowing I'm from a civil law or a common law country. That's sucks! But I guess it's common law because those that put up their hands are mostly Europeans. Ok I know this way is really bad. Thanks to PheyShan I finally got the confirmation through sms. Dumb dumb me.

I'm really thankful to have a place to stay on the day of my arrival and having at least a friend around really makes some differences. Got sushi at home after coming back from enrolment which the appointment was two hours after I just got into the house, so basically I was exhausted to the max. The program officer said I could brake the Guinness World Records because it took me 2 hours to enroll. It feels really lost you have no idea at all! Had a 3 hours nap while my room is being cleaned.

A middle age guy who previously worked in Pakistan taxation department asked me, "What is your plan after this? Do you have plans?", after telling him what courses I've enrolled in. I feel stabbed.

I hope it doesn't take too long to heal, this is what I could pray for now.