I feel old, like seriously.
John Green's books are good, but they're all about teenagers and stories that I no longer interested in. (Guess The Fault in Our Stars makes an exception though, can't help recommending this.)
And I feel like selling off my whole set (almost, eight books collected) of House of Night because I know I won't be reading them anymore.

But way too old, I guess. Hell knows why a twenty-year-old will like staying at home, sipping some tea and reads some couple of books.
Going back to college life soon. Then I'll be the younger me LOL. P/s: btw, gotta grab a dozen of highlighters before I got back duhh...

Watch your words.

Well this is what I'd like to remind myself from time to time, as I recently realize how important it actually is (;

It's all about life.

I was a lil' driven away just now, while scrolling through the blog entries of my love ones. I couldn't help but smiled when I realize that I am still sitting by the book racks in the library.

Life could always be that easy and pleasurable, isn't that so?

Been a lil' moody these days. And I admit that it was of the utmost stupidity *laughed*.

Blinded by your emotions and affections, that you have forgotten that there are so much more about life! There aren't just assignments, exams and duties. Instead, there are the enthusiasm to learn, to love and to feel, all about your life!

I have almost (well indeed, I did forget) forgotten the promise that I have made myself around a year ago, which is to stop whining about my life. But of course, as feelings are also a part of your life, you can't deny the presence of those emotions who makes you a human, not a tree. Sometimes, to slow down a little and to look back at the past do offer you with some insights and what you  called a "finger-snapping" moment.

With lots of loves and hopes, please do cherish the every single moment of your life (:

I'm a blessed kid, aren't you one?