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希望: Outing Wednesday, 2 October 2013 | 0 comment[s] Hmm, went out with a few friends and it... was alright I guess. Haha. Though... I guess it could've been better. I don't know, I thought I could get rid of my... unhappiness with that outing but it didn't really work. Haha, still there. Went to Sunnybank with Tammy (one of my primary friends), Thao, Ha, Ngan (Thao's sister) and we were meant to go with Annie but she couldn't make it due to family problems. Haha. Oh wells, I hope she dealt with it though. Nothing really happened, just walked around looking at things. Went to two stores pretty much - this Chinese one and Morning Glory. At the Chinese one, I was actually looking for games to be honest. Haha. Wanted to play Final Fantasy since it seems quite popular and I've never touched the series. Haha. I saw one but it was kinda the latest one and it costs like, what $55? Well, it had like a set of a sort or something. Haha. But yeah, bought nothing from there. Went to Morning Glory and I bought a BtoB poster as a birthday present for a friend, haha. After that, we went to the movies. We watched Grown Ups 2 and gawd damn, I just felt like gagging so many times. BUT, it was amusing. HAHAHAHA. Actually quite a funny movie really. Haha. But then, Ngan had to go to tutor since her session suddenly moved up a hour. So basically, after watching the movies we just went home. Haha. Stayed at Inala for a hour just eating Banh Mi Thit (pork roll) with Tammy since Ngan, Ha and Thao got off at their stop earlier. Haha. After that, I just waited until Tammy got picked up by one of her family members before walking to my aunt's place. I got there, no one was home. HAHAHA. Soo... I just walked home even though I wasn't meant to. Haha. Nowwww... I'm just pretty much procrastinating again. Don't even know what to do with the stupid AMS project. I give up on it. I'm just going to spend the rest of the holidays working on it bit by bit. Haha. Sigh. I'm pretty much ticked off about it really. Haha. Meh.. "We are still masters of our fate. We are still captains of our souls." - Winston Churchill |
