Things I Want to do to Now That PMR is Over

  1. I want to go to the beach. I want to be able to feel the sand between my toes ( what a cliché, I know).
  2. I want to have a picnic with my beloved family on a nice, sandy beach.
  3. Museum hopping. I want to go museum hopping with my dad!! I miss the out-of-classroom feeling you get when you go to the museum.
  4. Hang out with friends. I want to just hang out at a mall with my friends. I don't care if we watch a movie or not, it doesn't matter.
  5. I want to have adventures all over Bkt. Jelutong with Faris and the gang again. We tackled every hill, every pothole, every flooded pathway BJ threw at us.
  6. I want to continue my novel and try to at least do some more chapters.
  7. I want to get back to writing poetry.
  8. I want to either visit Mama in Canada or she come back so we can celebrate the end of PMR like family.
  9. Read up on Malay folklore. I just love the tales of mysticism, the elaborate language and elements of mythology in it. You know, the stuff of legends.

Comments

Anonymous said…
wow, you surprise me time and time again. a novel? i've always thought of it, but never thought i could ever finish one. hats off to you.
November 3, 2008 at 11:16 PM
mia said…
tell me about it! i wud love to go veg out on a beach somewhere... prob is my mum is pokai, due to some casualties, anyway, about your last comment...
i bet it felt good to tell some kiasu person off, i think my mum has done so... but i have yet to do so... but maybe its because the kiasu family has the luck of not being in the same EV as me. then again... i'll prob blank out till the doors are closed. huh, so much for miss smarty pants...
anyway, about your book, how far along are you to finish it?
BTW, do you mind e-mailing me the first book if you still have it in ur PC.unfortunate circumstances has befallen upon them.
November 4, 2008 at 9:04 AM
Anonymous said…
so, what's your book about? do i get a sneak peak?
November 4, 2008 at 4:07 PM
Anonymous said…
ohh. nah, you can pull it off. vampirism and romance went together perfectly.
November 4, 2008 at 8:48 PM
mia said…
the reply for your last comment is on my blog...i ter-tulis on my site...AGAIN
November 5, 2008 at 9:12 AM
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