thanksgiving day right?

i hate doing anything nowadays. including blogging. urghh..
but if there's sth extraordinary tt happened out of my everyday mundane life, i will do it.

my friends in australia are back! the most amazing thing about Man is that we never, NEVER appreciate things ard us until they're gone. if there's even ONE person you know who's not like that, he or she will have to be God himself. just think about how we don't make much effort to meet up with friends we can meet anytime anywhere but the moment someone is not ard anymore, he or she becomes more precious and missed. and therefore meeting up becomes a must and it just fosters more appreciation when we see each other.

boy, this boy has changed much in this 1 year! being in a different environment and getting new exposures and frens really change a person. suddenly we've moved from topics regarding sch and cca (in jc) to army stuff to cars! all the model number comes out like serial numbers in a barcode, and serious discussions about car performance and engines predominate. at least ive had enough exposure to this myself so i can safely say i understand 70 percent of it. but still! it makes me wonder if it's time that I myself has to transit from talking about sch to boys and rls, to pradas and chanels. i think ive been stuck at the second stage for 5 years now. maybe next year will be my own transition phase.

sitting down with the jc grp (with the right people) and laughing has got to be my happiest times by far. although now many are not present anymore, including my dearest girl avee, today's very small reunion brought back a nice sense of fond memory. i don't have alot of chance to experience it, therefore i always cherish it. it makes one rem how and what makes you happy, and what doesnt. for this, im thankful for.


my most used laughter in jc: whahaha.
my most used laughter in uni: haa.
my would-be most used laughter at work: ?