In the blink of an eye, here we are, at the tail end of 2023. Seriously, where did the time go? It feels like just yesterday I was stuck in the whirlwind of 2019, a time when my travel plans were multiplying, and life seemed almost too good to be true. Ah, the days of dreaming big! I used to have this ritual of evaluating my resolutions as the year wound down, jotting down all the exciting things I wanted to do or achieve in the coming year. But then, the pandemic hit, and it flipped my world upside down. Suddenly, I found myself morphing into a whole new version of myself--disorganized, unmotivated, and dare I say, a bit slothful. Lol, never in my dream! 2023 arrived, and I was still navigating this maze of change. It wasn't the typical fresh start I'd anticipated. Instead, it was like I had to learn to dance to a completely different rhythm--one that I wasn't quite familiar with. Life took an unexpected turn, and I had to adapt, reshape my goals, and find a new groove in ...
It's kind of hilarious how I can effortlessly find myself falling for someone. Yep, you read that right--I'm a quick faller. Go ahead, have a good laugh at my expense. Is it love at first sight? Nah, not really. Is it because of their looks? Not necessarily. Umm, maybe it's just the law of attraction? The person I find myself falling for has something that captivates my brain and maybe even my heart. Or not. It's all a bit unclear. From my experience, the types of people I fall for are pretty varied, if not downright random. It could be random people on the street or strangers from social media. But more often than not, it's actors, idols from dramas, or members of bands. It's true--I can fall for them easily even without knowing them personally. I observe their gestures, read their words, and listen to their speeches. And then, just like that, I find myself falling. You might be wondering, how and why do I do this? Well, here's the thing is: I can fall f...
Currently reading This is NOT a Book by Keri Smith has made me realized how ideas can pop up anytime, anywhere, in any state of mind if you get the right stimulus. I mean, your brain can respond well if it gets right stimulus. Like those that are inside Keri Smith This is NOT a Book. You'll be amazed every time you navigate your way through the following pages. In every page you turn, you'll find yourself voluntarily do what it says. Every pages hypnotized you in a good way that you don't even dare to complain but directly do it (or at least find the right time to do it). I'm opening the page in which it says Thought Garden. It says that I may plant my ideas here. Since it's a free garden, I'm planting several ideas related traveling and self-development. I have so many places to visit this year, yet I have so little time to make time to go there. It hurts my eyes so much that I can't tick an empty boxes right next to the places list. Huffness.. I hop...
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