Time reversed, they're calling from the universe

Cash-strapped uni student wins $13m with old lotto ticket

ABC (Copyright © 2009 Yahoo!7 Pty Limited)

May 28, 2009, 12:47 pmA Perth university student, struggling to scrape together some cash, has discovered she is $13 million richer after checking a ten-month-old Oz lotto ticket.

The 30-year-old woman has told officials her father gave her the ticket as a gift in July last year.

For the past 10 months the outstanding ticket has made headlines as Western Australia's largest unsolved lottery mystery.

The woman says she put the ticket in a draw and completely forgot about it until she began worrying about money.

"I woke up this morning worried about our finances," she said.

"something made me think to check the tickets and I thought that if I win something, then I could help Mum and Dad out."

At first glance the woman thought she had won $13,000 but was later informed the amount was $13,185,273.

The woman wants to remain anonymous.

Anyone feeling generous? =D

Till you open the door, There's so much more

http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/United_States_of_Malaysia

Result of frustration perhaps?

Take off your jacket, Don't walk out that door

What I'm doing when I really should be working on the army of assignments populating the corner of my room.

A little pre-explanation for the next one. For those not living in Aus, TGYH (this program) runs on Channel Ten. ABC is another TV channel.

Another day and you've had your fill of sinking

This is the 3rd time in the whole semester I have ever been to my uni library. I've never borrowed a book. I've never used the computers for research purposes. And I've almost never actually done anything remotely related to my studies here. I'm awesome.

And so here I am a-sitting in my uni library. I have been a-sitting in my uni library for the past 2.5 hours. I have been a-sitting in my uni library for the past 2.5 hours on a Saturday. I have been a-sitting in my uni library for the past 2.5 hours on a Saturday in front of this computer. I have been a-sitting in my uni library for the past 2.5 hours on a Saturday in front of this computer surfing the Intermeshies and googling random stuff and Facebooking and emailing. I have been a-sitting in my uni library for the past 2.5 hours on a Saturday in front of this computer surfing the Intermeshies and googling random stuff and Facebooking and emailing while waiting to go watch Wolverine (which I've already watched over the Internet, but Gambit is so awesome I must see him on a big movie screen). It would seem Wolverine will not happen today because dinner plans are drawing ever-near.

I have been extremely hardworking it seems...

Piece me back together when I fall apart, Tell things you never even tell your closest friends

I often wonder, if life were a journey of self-discovery... will I ever find an answer? Maybe the answer's staring me in the face but I'm not seeing it. Or perhaps deep down inside, I know the answer, but my subconscious chooses not to acknowledge it.

Maybe I need to concentrate a bit harder and try to hear the little voices in my head... although much of what comes out of my head is questionable. Maybe God is trying to tell me things in my dreams, but how far should I be reading into my dreams? How much of what I dream is even relevant?

Where do I belong? Who am I really? What am I meant to do?

Sounds like an acute case of amnesia.

I'm just having a moment.

And all I needed was a call, It never came

After an hour of vacuuming and cleaning of the living room carpet in the midst of my assignments, I finally decided drastic action had to be taken.

A quick scribble after:

A happy vacuum cleaner is the makings of a happy me.

Is this perhaps a bit too obvious?