Life is what you make of it

Jul 9, 2011

Reading my own blog from the very beginning of it, I couldn't resist myself from being emotional. Controversial ones, those I composed during the good old days, saddening ones, and insane ones, those posts indicate how naive I was, how childish I was, how stupid I was, and how irrational I was.

For this reason, I've made the decision, get rid of all the past.

As I was going through my previous posts, I recalled the day as a Chung Ling High School student, making my way to RMC until the day SPM result was announced, from there, I began my amazing, full of surprises life.

Yesterday whilst having a group study with two friends, somehow the cute, hyperactive one mentioned the 117 tragedy. I was rather astonished, even a Sarawakian could got word about you guys! Dude, your spirit will never die. Although we ended up that group study with an unexpected event, leaving me and Albert in laughter, but I shall remember it. Rest in peace my friends.

Besides, 'robbing' books in library like no one else business everyday is the best part of my college life, as my college allows us to borrow 10books in one sort. Gosh, this will leave me with sleepless nights, trying to finish'em all. To the management, why building my hostel so far from college? The books are heavy you know.

In class with shorts and T-shirt reminds me of those days in RMC, sneaking into classroom wearing those. A part of I might get caught red-handed by Staff Meor, it was nice. At least I enjoyed myself back then, with this kind of rebellious acts. No offense, my beloved military officers, you've done a great job in nurturing us, inculcating values that a man supposed to arm with, to fight and win the war of globalisation.

Here's my resolution for a new start:
*note, all of them are equally important

Abstain from greed.

Be happy.

Remain single, as I did for the past 18years.
*safeguard, I'm not gay either, here's several factors:
I'm still young, don't want to be attached yet.
This stuff needs high maintenance which is beyond my capability.

Not being a slave of kiasu-ness. (very tough one!)

Make sure I get everything done, whatever I need to do.

Last but not least, maintain my fitness level.

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