i. hk disney ’15 it’s been a long day, filled to the brim with strategic planning. it’s the middle of the schoolyear and the end of the calendar year, we’re currently on a break from both school and life. we’re at the entrance to disneyland, casually perched on the blocks surrounding the fountain, facing the … More (four times of) fireworks
there’s something wonderfully calming about the rain. i wouldn’t have said this two weeks ago, when it was pouring buckets, but the slow cascade of rain outside finally matches the mood inside. ib is over. it’s over-over. results are out and i’m pleased with both how i did and how most of our grade did and … More the soft ambience of post-post-IB
(I’ve been writing a lot about myself recently and how I feel and everything internal but I think I’m at a time in my life where I need to reflect on myself to move forward so just kind of bear with me for a bit.) I went out with my friends today and I thought … More i’m not the same person i was 3 years ago
Ok, here we are. It’s June 30th and that means we’re on the last day belonging to the first half of the year. I can’t believe 2017’s passed by so quickly. Like… time is just passing by so quickly it doesn’t feel like anything. I barely remember starting IB, I barely remember all the struggles … More first-half-of-2017 feels dump // this isn’t goodbye
No, uni still isn’t here yet. I think I’m just about one-third into the whole life-transitioning, moving from secondary school (high school) to university thing. In two months, everything will be different – I’ll be about to start school again but this time in a new country (hopefully!) and knowing absolutely no one at all, … More little steps
It’s almost been a day since I got back from Korea and I’m still in ruins. I felt the tears coming as it ended when I was waiting at the baggage reclaim but I never thought it would hurt this bad. I broke down on the way home, at home, and again. I’m not exactly … More still in pieces
My grad trip just ended and it still doesn’t really feel real. The trip itself doesn’t feel real. Going off with friends to a foreign country and doing our own touristy thing for 9 ish days… it felt more like a typical day together – just a group rambunctious kids being loud and messy, only not … More grad trip firsts
