Entry: after-exam resolutions Thursday, May 29, 2008



I promise myself to get a camera charger (because i think we lost ours, anyone knows where to buy one?) and start taking more pictures of my self/surroundings/people around me. It's not so much of a narcissistic want but a need to start documenting memories. I don't have photo frames because I have no good pictures to put it in, and i have but 2 very good pictures of me and the bf. Really.

So even though i do not like the camera, i must must start.

I also promise my hair and teeth to look for remedies to beautify them. My teeth is (according to the dentist) way beyond repair, whilst the hair that used to be super oily is now super dry. Why can't it stay in the middle. Traitor.

I'll have to get a laptop in the next few months. What do you think would be a good laptop that has the capacity for games and super-quick loading of stuff? I'm sure you know by now that i'm a complete tech dummy.

Really, if i start selling cards no one will buy it? Or is it just the characteristic refusal to comment on my posts?

Sometimes i wish i can be entirely truthful to all of you (you being my close friends). Once i break that barrier i would have no qualms at all writing anything i want on my blog. I keep certain thoughts for fear of repercussions... actually that's all. My fear is when you know me you won't come close anymore. But then again, what friendship is it if all you know about me is only what i choose to show you and not all?

It's okay. You'll know one day anyway.

This is why they say my blog's become emo. Though i don't see much emo-ness in it, since these are occupying my thoughts very much, and most of them are just questions usual to any human being. Urgh. i really need to de-nocturnalise myself. my head's starting to throb.

   3 comments

Robert
May 30, 2008   09:28 PM PDT
 
Heheh, most modern "two-digit" mice are both PC and Mac compatible!
xiao
May 30, 2008   03:56 PM PDT
 
everyone around me urges me to get one of those, though i'm quite deterred from the thought of getting used to an entirely new system (like no right clicks! or do they have that function in the first place? ><)
Robert
May 30, 2008   10:19 AM PDT
 
With the prospect of Microsoft Vista in doubt, Apple's MacBook would probably be a great laptop to accompany you through college years and beyond. The customer service is among the strongest in the industry [in the western hemisphere] but it does take some getting used to the drastically different operating system; you will probably like it.

College life abroad will be a blast :) Have fun!

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