- Have no more acne (because my mom said so)
- Have my dream car: classic VW Beetle. Blue!
- Have a nice boyfriend, unlike my exes
- Already have a master’s degree related to arts & culture
- Have my short stories published in some well-recognized newspapers and magazines
- Start my own business, like a coffee shop or antique store
- Already participated in some exhibitions
However, well, reality bites. Haha. Five days from now, I’ll be 28 (damn! damn! damn!). Let’s face it.
- I still have acnes. Want some?
- I don’t have classic VW Beetle.
- I still have acnes. Want some?
- I don’t have classic VW Beetle.
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| Hello gorgeous! I want you. |
- I’m still single, while my exes probably already have new girlfriends. *Tsk. Where are you unicorn boy?
- Master’s degree? Short stories? Business? Exhibitions? A-hah-hah-hah-haaaaaaaaaaah. *can you feel
the pain in my laughter?
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| soon, honey. sooon |
But at least I’ll go to Bromo to celebrate my birthday. And I have a bunch of plans in mind for 2013, hopefully I can execute them all. I am trying to be positive here, but somehow this post doesn’t show it. Hahahaha. *Again, can you feel my pain, peopleeee? Gaaah.
So buh-bye 2012, buh-bye 27.
Hello 2013, hello 28.
And Happy New Year, everyone! :)
2 comments:
When we're young, we really have no idea what adulthood is like huh?
My twelve years old would be so astonished to learn that 27 years old still have slumber party, drink chocolate milk, watch cartoon, and afraid of marriage.
When I was 12, I thought my life would be all settled by 25. I'd be married, have kids, and live the suburban life. Thank Tesla I grew out of it.
@maroon ranger: When I was 12, I thought my life would be all settled by 25. << yep, the myth of 25. haha.
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