This entry is so overdue... I'm going for a short trip tomorrow, so thought I better post this up before I forget about it!
My blog is seriously lagging from an overload of slides! I have either been too busy or too tired to do anything about it, and I shall quite thoughtlessly add on to its snail-speed downloading with more slides from the 2 weddings I attended on the last two days of 2006.
Shermaine's Wedding Dinner
Its really nice to meet up with my batch girls again. The whole evening was so grand and romantic!!! Her husband performed jamming and singing. Our hearts literally melted at his perfomance!
Gladdees Solemnization Ceremony on New Year's Eve!
So happy to meet up my teamies again!!! Kelly-san has a New Year's Resolution, to stop drinking. While I can't exactly see how that is going to happen... but well, as everyone is going to "belittle" her determination, I guess I will just TRY to have enough faith in her.
Go Go 加油, Kelly-san!!! Just thinking alone is good effort already! Hehe.
New Year and its resolutions... Do they always have to come together as a package? Mine don't. The last time I had one as a welcoming start to a fresh year must have been in my kindergarden years. I have long since learnt that they don't work. Nope.
But now that everyone seems to be talking about theirs, I thought I had better start thinking about mine too. If it was about getting a wishlist, I could have easily filled it up with twelve dozens yearnings, no less. But having a resolution is not as simple as wishing for something to happen. It means making something happen out of pure effort right? Maybe for a start, I should start sleeping at the right hours. Now, why does that seems so hard?
By the way, School is starting in less than a week's time...
Spared from the common slogging from work, I would not deny that I had been well enjoying life last month, and doing pretty much nothing constructive. Yet amidst all the fun and new-found freedom, life seemed to have creeped to a point of saturation.
Bleh... Why is my mind is always in conflicts?
Part of me craves to return to the brutal embrace of a new stress-filled semester, and let life return to "norm". Yet the other part of me dreads the "norm" because I know irregardless of how many zillion times I'd promised myself to strive harder, I still have valid suspicions that I would not.
My serious lack of determination is killing my optimism.
