Xmas list for 2004
1. Comics!
2. Indiana Jones trilogy DVDs
3. Star Wars trilogy DVDs
4. Marvel Legends action figures
5. Early ORD! Gahaha.
6. Computer parts. Specifically, more RAM and a new HD.
7. New mod chip for my PS2
8. An idea of what Maddy wants for Xmas!
Monday, December 06, 2004
So POP has come and gone. It's strange how something I'd been looking forward to for so long came and went with little fuss, it just... happened. And now the whole event, the 24k route march, the parade, the parade rehearsals.. I thought when the day came, I'd be too elated to contain myself. But when all the rehearsals have you practicing being overjoyed, that probably takes some of the shine off it.
The next thing I'm looking forward to is the KL trip I have coming in a few days. Hopefully this one is even better than the one we had several months ago, being that we know KL a lot better than we did then. It's a chance to get away from everything, just to relax and forget about reality for a while. Haven't had a chance to do that for some time. Actually, I haven't had the chance to vegetate and relax at home for a long, long time without having some form of obligation to fulfill to friends, family and girlfriend. It's... refreshing. As much as I like to laze around home though, I know it can't last. Eventually I'll have to grow up sometime, get a job, save enough money for overseas study... get married... Does this mean I should slowly wean myself off my habits? Or enjoy it to the fullest while I can?
The next thing I'm looking forward to is the KL trip I have coming in a few days. Hopefully this one is even better than the one we had several months ago, being that we know KL a lot better than we did then. It's a chance to get away from everything, just to relax and forget about reality for a while. Haven't had a chance to do that for some time. Actually, I haven't had the chance to vegetate and relax at home for a long, long time without having some form of obligation to fulfill to friends, family and girlfriend. It's... refreshing. As much as I like to laze around home though, I know it can't last. Eventually I'll have to grow up sometime, get a job, save enough money for overseas study... get married... Does this mean I should slowly wean myself off my habits? Or enjoy it to the fullest while I can?
