Never Say Never x The Fray
Past few days had proven to be eventful.
And with the minor drama adding a little bit of spice to everyone's life, soap opera scenes suddenly doesn't seem to be so far fetched and ludicrous after all.
Thank God for the company I had throughout those dreadful days.
I wouldn't have survived it, any other way.
Own Time Own Target was spectacular, fantastic, hilarious, a must-watch.
We were a couple of high-on-laughter folks after the play ended.
The most well-spent $92.40 of the year!
4 hour long break was filled with lunch and The Haunting in Connecticut with W.L, Q.F, D and J at West Mall.
Not as scary as we'd thought it'll be, but bad enough to cause us to jump in our seats.
The boys' constant chanting of "Orh, scary part coming! Scary part coming!", did not help.
At all.
Not as scary as we'd thought it'll be, but bad enough to cause us to jump in our seats.
The boys' constant chanting of "Orh, scary part coming! Scary part coming!", did not help.
At all.
And of course, our beloved D turned 23 years young last month.J and I almost died of walking looking for the perfect gift... but we did it!
Thank you, Sephora, for providing us with to-lust-for sweet smelling scents and make-up thingamabobs.
Glad you loved it, D. We love you!
On a totally random note, if there was one thing that I learned during these past few days was that, responsibility is not something you take lightly... or rather, are born with, in certain areas, during certain times.
Sometimes, its just thrown at you and when that happens, there's nothing you can do about it.
Swallow it up, take it in your stride, whatever.
I've always told myself - Do to others what you want others to do unto you.
Despite all the crap, I'm glad they came, for they taught me a really valuable lesson.
It may not be easy, not everyone would want to do it, but I vow and I swear I'll never let anything happen to my parents, my siblings or my own family, if I were to be granted one in the near/distant future.
I know where I came from, my parents raised me well and I'm never gonna forsake them.
On a totally random note, if there was one thing that I learned during these past few days was that, responsibility is not something you take lightly... or rather, are born with, in certain areas, during certain times.
Sometimes, its just thrown at you and when that happens, there's nothing you can do about it.
Swallow it up, take it in your stride, whatever.
I've always told myself - Do to others what you want others to do unto you.
Despite all the crap, I'm glad they came, for they taught me a really valuable lesson.
It may not be easy, not everyone would want to do it, but I vow and I swear I'll never let anything happen to my parents, my siblings or my own family, if I were to be granted one in the near/distant future.
I know where I came from, my parents raised me well and I'm never gonna forsake them.
