First time leaving the exam hall earlier than the scheduled time :(
For others, it might be a normal thing but as for me, this is the first time~
Leaving with uncertainties as if, I'm actually extremely confident or otherwise (given up). Hopefully it's not the latter T.T
Can't afford to be eliminated in the middle of the race :(
I guess this is what people say << So near yet so far away>>
P/s: Kai is such a sweetheart for quoting such things♥
사랑해 오빠~♥
That question is always in my mind >.<
I always wonder as to what is friendship.
-What is the meaning?
-How to retain it?
-When is it considered a good/bad friendship? -Why is friendship important?
-Who is involved in the connection?
-Whom shall be blame/ acknowledge if something bad/good happens?
Doesn't it bother you?
Just the thought of it is stressful :(
How I wish I could return to the childhood days where there were less worries and more playtime~ All the questions above wouldn't matter much then~
P/s : Thanks to those who've shown me the ups and downs of 'friendship' :]
I've learnt and experience enough for me to be slightly smarter (?)
Nights~♥
Woohoo~
Holidays and daydreamings are over >.<
Back to official business... FINALS!
It's been almost a week since I'm back from HongKong.
There's denial that Hong Kong is a nice country that has a fast pace lifestyle, however, what I'm disappointed is the attitude of some hawkers there >.<
For the fact that that was my first time there, I was amazed by the high rises, double decker buses, *ehem* some good looking *ehem* policemen and bus drivers as well as fascinating sceneries; but for the fact that I was publicly scolded with vulgar words in Cantonese really threw me off-guard... @.@
For a popular and well-known place for tourists, how is it possible for you to actually utter out words of those? And to say that you're actually a lady, makes things even uglier [not that I agree that it'll be alright for men to utter such words]...
It 'may be' a common thing for the peoplr there but as a tourist (that understands fairly enough of Cantonese to survive a short period there), I don't think it is acceptable.
As that small action of yours actually reflects on how the country is~
Also, scolded your 'customers' CHEAP is also unacceptable~
If you're really unsatisfied with the price negotiated, you, as the seller, have all the rights to call off the deal instead of showing your tantrums in such manner---
Okay, back to the positive points of HK...
The MTR service is really *THUMBS UP* 짱!
The MTR arrives every 1 minute on Mondays till Saturdays (Do correct me if I'm wrong :],) and every 5 minutes on Sundays xD
Also, the bus drivers are mostly friendly and helpful especially if you're confused with the map > <
The policemen are also very cool with their tidy uniform and confident stances :) They are also really helpful with directions ;)
On the last day, my greatest disappointment was with the airport T.T
Waited 2 hours to check-in because the computer system broke down so they had to do manual check-ins >.<
Had to rush to the plane, but upon arriving to the plane, we got to know that the plane was actually delayed~ z.z
Hong Kong is really amazing~
Many pros and cons~
Like it or not, it really depends on the individual :)
P/s : I made it up to the Giant Buddha at Lantau Island~ Even though it was tiring, the feeling when you reach the top is pure satisfaction♥
