IRONY.
My first post for December 2013 will be the last for December 2013. Also will be the last for the calendar year. Hardly have time to blog, so can't help it. Haha...
31st December 2013. About half an hour till new year!
Where have the days gone by? Just about mid-year I was about to enter Renaissance Hotel KL to begin (more like re-start) my six months on-job training, at the same time hoping that it will go by A.S.A.P! How soon! Couldn't wait to complete training, and here I am now, training over and done with and now currently taking my final examination to get my diploma cert. Time flies by very quickly when you aren't counting down the days to anything...
The year is about to come to an end. New year resolutions? FUCK THAT. No lists for me! I am not the type to make silly resolutions that I may end up not fulfilling. Why stress myself out with regrets when I end up not achieving anything on the metaphorical list?
Speaking of regrets...do I have any regrets when I look back at the year gone past? I would be lying if I said I had no regrets. My one deepest regret would be the unfortunate incident in Penang earlier this year. If given another chance I would definitely not do what I did. But what is the point of regretting? The most important thing is to learn your lesson and move on. Try not to repeat that same mistake again. No more looking back... Got to move on... But that aside, I would much rather view the positives from this year. Plenty of good things happened to me this year. Whether it is material things I have received from people or kind words spoken to me, they were all precious memories which will be with me for the longest time.
Next year will be a whole new challenge for me. Supposing I graduate, it will mean that I will begin working full-time. Not sure which hotel to join or which country to work in, but I'm sure God has His plans for me. I just have to do what I have to do and do my very best and let God decide what's best for me for 2014.
When 2014 rolls around, it would be just about ten years ago that I was preparing to enter a private school which now I look back would practically take up most of my high school years. Back then it was scary, as I was supposed to go to a government school for Form 1, yet I was joining a totally new and different school. Now when I look back, time really has gone by so quickly, and though it has only been ten years so many things have changed. Some for the better, some for the worst. But it's better not to look back. Best to move forward and embrace what life has in store for us.
May 2014 bring everyone luck and good health. May God bless all spiritually and financially for the upcoming year ahead. Here's wishing everyone good health and may 2014 be a prosperous year for all. HAPPY NEW YEAR!
WELCOME, 2014!
