Holiday update!

Yeah... life's pretty sweet. Been going out of the house every weekday and catching up on my deprived HSC social life.

Finally started gyming for free

Yet to learn how to pick locks. Yet to start reading books. Yet to get a job (haha. ha.) Yet to catch up on HIMYM. Yet to start watching a certain Asian drama because of a certain someone (I know you're reading this :P). And... yet to get my Ps. =/

Well.... pretty busy next week. 

Monday: Lunch with Chi + Gym

Tuesday: Formal(s?) with overnight stay in hotel + doing random stuff in city

Wednesday: Checkout of hotel, see orthodontist, possibly gym again

Thursday: Paintball

Friday: Gym/someone's house + youth group

Saturday: Amazing race #2 

And dinner/lunch at that pizza place which has 1m pizzas, tennis, and a primary school reunion have to somehow fit in that schedule as well =/ very costly

Spare cash before holidays: $500

After selling text books/cards: $700

After buying formal gear/going places: $400

Estimate of by the end of the week: $320 :(

YAY! HSC over!

So no more exams for me (and anyone else doing the Asian combo) :D Honestly, I probably could have done alot more work to prepare. Oh well, only time will tell whether I put in enough work....

There's so much to do, so I'll just list some of the major things I plan to do over this 4 month holiday:
-Drafting, Amazing Race, youth group, formal
-Get Ps and get a job (haha. ha.)
-Get rid of my books, preferably in exchange for assets with more liquidity
-Go to beach/city/shops/other people's homes
-Watch heaps and heaps of movies from the list below
-Become fully sick by going to the gym
-Become fully sneaky by leaning to pick locks
-Become fully cultured by reading classic works (eg. Tolstoy, Heller, Victor Hugo)
-Start watching Asian dramas/catch up on How I Met Your Mother
-1 month holiday to Vietnam/Thailand/Singapore

Okay, now I'm really regretting that terrible first post about how sad I was at the prospect of graduating. Life has only just begun =]
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