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12/8's the date to remember. I'm head over heels with hanlyu/한류. Period. :) I know you're jealous of me because I'm AWESOME-ER than you are. 
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Welcome back.
I've must have not blogged for a darn long time. In fact, i forgotten what was the password for my google account. Yay me. -__________-SPM's done and over with for now but i'm still busy with parties, outings at sunway pyramid and also brushing up on stuff required for college. :) When we were younger, the first thing on our mind is (well most of us): I want to grow up fast. Ironically, when you've hit your teens you wished that we wouldn't have to grow old. When you're 17 and you realised that you've less than 3 years to enjoy your teenage years, you suddenly feel foolish for wishing that you have to grow up fast when you were younger. It's worse when you've done with your SPM as you will be parting ways with all your secondary school friends, grow up, go to college, get a job etc. As the clock ticks the last few seconds of your secondary school life, trust me, you'll feel the tinge of sadness as you leave the exam hall; not because the exam's over, but because you'll never know when will you be seeing each other again. Sure, you have twitter or facebook or skype, but i feel that it's different than seeing people in real life. After all, seeing people in real life is real, not virtual. Things in real life, meanwhile, is not as protective as what we've enjoyed for the past 17 years. Gosh, growing up is hard. I don't want to sound cliche, seriously, but growing up is hard. People judge you not only by the amount of knowledge you have but more importantly the quality of your thinking (!). Guess that's why colleges offer thinking skills as a compulsory subject in Cambridge A-Levels. .__. Let's hope that it'll make us a more holistic person. -- |