Some of my night routines after work is: my bed, youtube and my books. (Plus some push ups to stretch myself from the tiring day) 

Got to get ma butts out for another job. 

So my travel plans have been really intense and concentrated, Bangkok/ Gold Coast/ Kukup/ Hangzhou that I have pretty much no idea if I should be forgoing some of these trips because I have no budget for all. Basically Gold Coast takes up 60% of the budget needed in total and yep.... need to start saving up and workkkkkkkkk. But I'm excited for BKK AHHHHHHHH clothes clothes clothes... 

Last Tuesday was my last day of work at Taka for Zhai, like finally, and I've gotten myself this whole week to rest and relax before finding another job to sustain me. Went out early in the morning yesterday to hand in some documents for the SIM university application and... not too bad the school.. just that it's a little far and a little ulu which I really prefer SMU for convenience sake. :( Ah. 

Universities............. 

You know sometimes when we grow older, we tend to become the center of expectations in our parents, the friends of parents that shaped their expectations in us and also how our relatives view us. Before that was the expectation of studies, the expectation of the course you enter in poly and now I've finally reached to the stage of the expectation for the type of university i am going to enter + the type of job that I am going to hold in future. Yesterday's LG was an online sermon on Dream Releaser, on how God's plan for us is designed in a way it comes through the passion and dreams we have in our hearts. But yet in Singapore because of these worldly expectations, are we able to fulfil the dreams that we once had in our heart? What if I ever dream to become an artist (the one that draws), dream to become a singer or even dream to become something that is not of any expectations of the people around me. 

Will you ever give up your dream to meet their expectations? 

Food for thought.