So I decided to give up my place at Bristol. And I'm hoping I won't regret this decision.. At least I don't have to stress and worry anymore. Though I'm really sad that I won't be going to Europe next year. But oh well, I'll have my chance again I'm sure! *smiles*
Been home for the past 6 days and it's been awesome. As usual, I'm just bumming at home, spending time with family, hanging out with friends and baking. My assignment deadlines are looming on me and the impending doom of my midterm on Thursday is haunting me. Yet I don't feel like doing anything, just because I'm at home and home's the only place I get to relax! Will. Stop. Procrastinating. Soon.
My USA stories are still incomplete but I don't feel like writing about them anymore. Looking at the photographs brings back too many fond memories.
The girls and I have formulated a bonanza for next weekend, and I can't wait!
/ about me
I'm just an ordinary girl who is blessed with extraordinary people in my life. I have a very supportive family, and living away from
them makes me cherish and love them even more. I have an amazing boyfriend who thinks that I am a piggy but he is my pillar of strength and I love
him very, very much. My best friends are scattered across the world (in KL, Glasgow & London) but no matter the distance, we're always there for
each other.
I like to bake. A lot. I don't usually eat much of what I make though, and I'm still trying to be better at it. I like
looking at pretty things - clothes, bags, scrapbook material, typical girls' stuff. I love breakfasts and am always willing to wake up early for it, whether
it's dim sum or kopitiam breakfast or American breakfast. My boyfriend cooks a very mean breakfast! (:
sparklers, traveling, swimming, yoga, xoxo
rainbows, snail mail, beaches, pedicures
tofu, salmon sashimi, Asian cuisine, desserts
milk, coffee, bubble tea, green tea
jason mraz, paramore, marie digby (and a lot more)
the time traveler's wife by audrey niffenegger
october 4, 1988
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So I decided to give up my place at Bristol. And I'm hoping I won't regret this decision.. At least I don't have to stress and worry anymore. Though I'm really sad that I won't be going to Europe next year. But oh well, I'll have my chance again I'm sure! *smiles*
Been home for the past 6 days and it's been awesome. As usual, I'm just bumming at home, spending time with family, hanging out with friends and baking. My assignment deadlines are looming on me and the impending doom of my midterm on Thursday is haunting me. Yet I don't feel like doing anything, just because I'm at home and home's the only place I get to relax! Will. Stop. Procrastinating. Soon.
My USA stories are still incomplete but I don't feel like writing about them anymore. Looking at the photographs brings back too many fond memories.
The girls and I have formulated a bonanza for next weekend, and I can't wait!
sparklers, traveling, swimming, yoga, xoxo
rainbows, snail mail, beaches, pedicures
tofu, salmon sashimi, Asian cuisine, desserts
milk, coffee, bubble tea, green tea
jason mraz, paramore, marie digby (and a lot more)
the time traveler's wife by audrey niffenegger
october 4, 1988
