Moving Forward, Looking Back

Nice, hey Jin Cheng..I made your watch famous!

I'd go back to December if I knew earlier how life would be after SPM. Life without thrill and anxiety seems pretty boring. And that's definitely the reason why I've been abandoning this blog - well not on purpose but rather because my brain is jammed doesn't really move/lack inspiration (?) /bored/whatever.

OK. Instead of complaining, lets just move on to the fun part of this holiday.
1. I'm not obsessed with YouTube anymore.
2. Facebook is boring not really fun anymore.
3. No homeworks/studying/fatigue due to luar sidang classes.
4. Finished reading three novels so far.
5. Starting to teach myself seriously on fingerstyle (haha).

I've lessen my melancholic time of thinking about the good ol' days with friends at school. Some people are really pros - they forget and move on quite quickly (yeah I know who they are, believe me). I'm not quite of a person who adapts myself quite comfortably into new phases of life. However no one, including me, would love to be trapped in the same state forever. Now is the time to grow up. Now is the time to stop looking back too often. Err..well like I've said, this month, it's all about moving forward, yet looking back.

p/s: according to law I'm still a child so I'm not going to be too serious before my birthday comes. Let's enjoy the final moments of childhood fellas!

This is like the worst post. Ever.
I need inspiration!

5.21 am

I don't know where my brain is.

Ermm..Happy New Year..

An amateur-ish picture. I think so.

OK. I was away for almost a week. No Internet, no guitar, no newspapers, even no TV (WHAT?). Yeah, I'm telling the truth. I had one marvelous week with only my 2.0 MP handphone camera, three novels, one A4 paper for doodling and a one year old mp3 player which can only play one song for not more than 10 seconds. Laugh.

Slept early, woke up early. Had early evening naps and discovered that it was still 3pm when I woke up. How funny life can be without any distractions. Really funny.

I had no other options - completed reading 2 and a half novels. Made extra jokes to kill time. Took a lot of pictures of ordinary things. When I said a lot, I mean an average of 30 pictures per day. Not to forget they were low quality pictures.

By the end of the one-week enjoyable boot camp, I came up with one conclusion.

INTERNET KILLS CREATIVITY

and guess it's not to late to say happy new year 2011.
First post for 2011! Woohoo!~