December went by in a blur and in a blink of an eye, it's already January 2012. Every year must start with a fresh new list of things-to-be-achived list so it is as following:
1. Get a straight A+ for this year's SPM
2. pray hard that the 2012 apocalyse doesn't happen
3. Improve my volleyball skills
4. Do something out of the norm once in a while
5. I need to cure my addiction and obsession towards korean things
6. I need to spent lesser time facebooking and browsing the web
7. I don't know what to write anymore...
Anyway, i'm receiving way too much of shocks at the start of the year. First, volleyball mssd in January? Thats 100 times shocking than anything. Secondly, lots of holidays and angpaus? i don't mind getting a cardiac arrest for this kind of shock.. Thirdly, I get to have a room of my own? What's gotten into my parents lately? Fourthly, my favourite korean boybands not coming this year? Why? I've saved money for this! enough of shocks and lets continue with my Chinese New Year. The same old thing year after year... Going to my grandparent's house, hear some nagging, eat some ( my 'some'refer to a few boxes) cookies and enjoying myself, bla bla bla... but the exciting part is to count how much money you got at the end of every visit, then we would like "why this auntie give only RM 5? my mom gave her children RM10" and all those complaining about how rude were her children during our visit or complementing how nice they are. But then again, money does make the world go around by it can't do many things as heard in Jessie J's Pricetag that cleary shows that money is not everything. A good health or family relationship are proceless and could never buy it with money.
*could never be bought with money
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