september ceria

the most dreadful thing happen to me -- there's always the first time you experience thing, and it's the first time in my life experiencing this. don't quite know what to do. my plan is slowly coming nearer to the edge. the future seems darker than usual. hopeful faces turn to shocked ones. only myself to blame this time, yet it's hard to change habits I've grown accustomed to. it's indeed a hurricane...

when you find it hard to focus to do what you have to do, and instead find another interesting topic to do for your future plan -______-

when I finally get home, and know for sure if I finally make it or not through this MA degree, I hope for a little vacation with my mother  :D :D :D

went out today, after some time not using my camera to take lovely pictures of food, I finally managed to do so. and London was so busy today because of PrideLondon march which remind me of New Year's eve. well, not entirely similar, only the way we walked towards Marble Arch and met a swarm of people coming from the opposite direction - I suppose from Trafalgar Square [and, we couldn't move unless turning the other way around - haha]. anyway, this East Street is a restaurant around Soho area, London. In its website, it says it serves "exciting and varied cuisines of East Asia" which include (to my surprise) Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia and Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines, Japan and Korea. I wonder what "East Asia" exactly means though, since to my comprehension, if looking at the menu, only those menus from Japan and Korea can be considered as East Asia of origin; while the others are Southeast Asian. but, well, it's all Asian anyway. :D and I did

when you met the person you liked *giggling like crazy*, but you know at the same time, he won't be yours an old song, I know. but, it always lifts me up in moments like this. definitely an all time favourite song!

when you gain another kilo without knowing what you've been eating