Sore

Just got back home from meeting high school friends.
Super nice.
Because the last time we met was 6 months ago.
Went to have lunch and dessert.
It is crazy to see how things change.
We used to talk about normal things when we hang out, like boys, school, and stuff.
Nowadays, it's more of what's your future plan, how much does an accountant make for a month, blah blah blah.
It's crazy to think that maybe 6-10 years down the road we'll be asking where do you buy your baby's diapers.
TOO SOON, i think.
I used to think that I will never get married and thus, never have any children, EVER.
But to say that you will never do something in your life is limiting your possibilities.
This is all because of a book synopsis that I read,
the book is called The Realm of Possibilities by David Levithan.The synopsis is:

"Here’s what I know about the realm of possibility—
it is always expanding, it is never what you think it is. Everything around us was once deemed impossible. From the airplane overhead to the phones in our pockets to the choir girl putting her arm around the metalhead.
As hard as it is for us to see sometimes, we all exist within the realm of possibility. Most of the limits are of our own world’s devising. And yet, every day we each do so many things that were once impossible to us."

Gives me chills.
Anyway, will watch some TV with the parents now.
Will write more tomorrow :)

P.s. I haven't gotten over my obsession with Perks.
So I'll leave you all with the ultimate song from the book

merry christmasss :)

first of all...
merry Christmas everyone!
it's the most wonderful time of the yearrrrr~
haha.

so anyway,
got nothing to do (again) today.
my sister is bugging me to go to my uncle's house to see our little cousin.
i personally dislike children, so the idea is kind of bleh to me.
i think we're going to go have dim sums for lunch.
so yay for that.

yesterday, we went to church for the first mass, and boy was it hot.
there was this girl, who i think has a mental disability,
well she jumped to the front of the altar and stayed there
5 people had to carried her out.
and the saddest thing to me is, that there was this woman who was sitting behind me
and she blatantly said "how could she do that?"
well cause she's mentally disabled, dumbass. duh.
and there she goes singing Christmas carols. hypocrite.

oh and the cutest thing happened.
my maid, who happens to be a Muslim, said to me "merry Christmas"
she has been our maid for 14 years, i think, and that's the first time she ever said that.

at 3 in the morning, the phone rang.
if whoever-it-is-that-called is reading this, "what the hell was on your freaking mind?"
anywayyyyy..

that's it for now,
gonna spread the holiday cheer to some other people. haha.