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Brunch:Raisin toast, baked beans, scrambled eggs, cherry tomatoes, avocado, and orange juice; Afternoon snack: instant cappuccino, Reese's Peanut Butter Cup and Skittles (not shown)

Dinner: Grilled honey and spicy chicken winglets (topped with mayo), steamed rice, avocado with yogurt, a cup of milk, and peach.

Busy with reading materials for work. I couldn't quite understand why whenever I need to finish something, the clock ticks rather faster than usual. I feel like I'm doomed half of the time. 

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