Some kind of cat, probably. They spend most of their days lying around and napping. It’s the perfect life.
1) Yeah, we went to see Chronicle and it was pretty okay. Before that we had Burger King, I think, and that was okay, too. My birthday cake was delicious.
2) My mum got me a book called The Passage. I’m halfway through it and it’s pretty okay. It’s post-apocalyptic and about vampires, sorta. Also my dad is funding a massive upgrade of my computer. It should be ready today.
3) Yeah, it’s pretty neat not being a teenager anymore.
4) A few, but mostly not since I didn’t have many friends to invite when I was homeschooling. Plus my birthday was eclipsed a lot of times by Chinese New Year, which is a lot more fun to celebrate.
5) I remember one birthday when I was still going to school where I invited a bunch of friends over and there were puzzles and codes and such. It was pretty fun, but I got upset at one point because someone pointed out that I’d messed up with one of the codes and so it was a bit broken.
6) I would’ve gotten the code right, I guess.
7 & 8) Can’t remember, but probably yes.
9) Both.
10) On my eighteenth I did.
11) Being seventeen again would be nice. Old enough to drive, young enough to impress people when I start college or work or whatever.
I am no longer a teenager! I don’t have any real plans for today except for a movie and a tasty dinner. I don’t know what presents to recommend for people to get me; I’m pretty content with just candy and books I guess.
Next year I won’t have to lie about my age to get in clubs, so that’s something to look forward to.
It’s fine; I’ve made that mistake a few times before, too.
Edit: Including right now; oops.
1) My family went to Victoria Station for a steak dinner on Christmas Eve, and on Christmas itself we just went to church and opened presents. After that I went over to my friend’s house where I met all my other friends. It is convenient when everyone runs in the same circles.
2) I don’t make them. In 2011 all I did was switch up my morning exercise routine, but I didn’t even feel like doing that this year.
3) Stay in HELP for college and do IT like my dad recommended. Also, never use a razor anywhere below my neck.
4) I don’t know. I usually don’t enjoy movies because of the twists; it’s mostly because of what comes before and after.
5) I’m doing a Bachelor’s in Information Technology at HELP. It’s closer to home and more familiar than Civil Engineering, so it should be pretty okay.
Fireworks were pretty neat. Didn’t have as cool guests over compared to last year, though.
Happy New Year, everyone.
Heh, that’s fine. I’ll keep things a bit more PG in future.



