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Listening to: Proof by Paramore.

I haven't blogged in a really long while and I don't know if I still can or whether I'm going to have writer's block every so often. So many things have happened since I last blogged.

For one, I've graduated from IMU! :D Currently waiting to go to the UK to further my studies into the clinical phase, oo how exciting. No really. I am genuinely excited. But that would mean I'll be without my family, whom I cannot imagine living without, so that's a worrying thought. And also, my boyfriend. So yeah, that's the second thing :) Boyfriend and I have been together since January :D And next, I've been traveling so much and having so much fun! Next stop, TAIWAN :D Will blog about that when I get back. As if I've been blogging about my previous trips.

Japan - with Mount Fuji in the background.

Penang

Hiked up Mount KK - 4095m up!

Batu caves for the first time!

Endau Rompin - beach house

So there's a summary of all the things I've done since June. Heehee. I don't like leaving things half hanging, so there you go.

Well the reason I'm blogging again is, I started reading the books I bought since, 2012! Hahaha. And thought, hey I should start blogging again. I have always liked writing. In high school, I took pride in my English essays, always so lengthy with all the imagination I could think of in that 2 hours albeit the child-like writing. But all that has since died down and I am left with my (still) limited vocabulary and horrible linkages in writing :( There was a time in my life, what with all the imagination I had, I thought I could be an author of Children's books, in addition to my childish-like writing of course. Alas, that short-lived time is gone as well because I no longer have the inspiration I once had. Hopefully with blogging, I'll be able to still have that going.

Currently, I'm reading Vintage Magic from the little black dress series but the 2 books that I absolutely love, with twists in their plots, deep thought put into it and extended vocabulary are from an author I admire very much, Cecelia Ahern. Her stories seem straight forward at first but takes a twist in between and finishes with a heart warming ending. Very beautifully written and I had the urge to write to her or better yet, see her to express my admiration, just like what Hazel Grace did in 'The Fault in our Stars'.

Well, this seems like a redundant post. I should have specific topics soon.