As we grow up, we are always fed with the
concept of true love or soulmate. Within the first few moments of encounter, an
unknown spark erupts in our hearts. That’s how you know that he or she is the
one.
The title of this post may come across to
be very random but trust me, to me, this is actually something significant (at
least I think it is). It is one incident that may never be forgetten by me even
though it was something trivial to many people.
As you all know, I have come to like BTS for quite some time now. While the fandom is in a somehow celebratory mood after their first wins and their 700 days celebration, we can't really enjoy ourselves because some problems like the alleged saejaegi (a lot of K-netizens demand for the buyers' receipts but seriously, who keeps their receipts? -.-) and the 'Loser' incident. Reading various articles about all these unnecessary got me thinking about the cost for fame.
Woohoo, thank God it's Friday! :D Since I've got a little time to waste, might as well post a little something here :) Anyways, when girls talk, there is this particular topic that always comes up : ideal guy. After a lot of "I don't know"s, I now kinda know what kind of guy that I want to be with (Not in terms of physical look, but more in terms of character I guess).
My legs are tired after walking more than 15km. Piles of homework is waiting for me. Money in my wallet is simply non-existent after today. Despite all that, today was a good day :D I can't stop smiling, every fiber of my body wants to dance so badly, my heart is bursting with bubbles of happiness. That's the wonder of a simple friendly gesture and a "take care..." can do to me.
Apparently I've been missing a lot of people nowadays... On top of my family and friends back at home, I also miss this special group of people. The chances I get to meet them are pretty rare, these chances really come only once in a blue moon. And today, I was too late to catch one of those chances. I feel a bit regretful, I don't know when this chance will come again considering that we don't live on the same land anymore. However, this has taught me a lesson. It's okay to miss some people, especially when you have gone through thick and thin together, face the same predicament and all that. It's okay, it's not a sin. In fact, it is a timely reminder for us to cherish those who are still around.