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In everything, always give thanks

Hello there.
How's life everyone?
Been scrolling instagram and facebook lately, and it seems like everyone's so caught up in their
own lives and all. The ones who's been travelling avidly makes me go so jelly of them honestly!!!
Its like the places i've seen are either korea or bangkok. 
And i've been dying to go bangkok for ages, since last year in fact. T.T
But i'm gonna be patient and wait for my turn.
I'm gonna go there soon. Soon. ;) 
And yeah back to today, finally met up with T and Kueh! ^^
Loved times like these when we just decide to meet for dinner and all and lepak after that.
Catching up with the people who matter a lot to you really does feel good after all these while. 
And i'm truly thankful that we're still meeting up and putting in effort to meet every now and then,
even when everyone's busy with their own lives.
To me, it matters a lot because i really value quality time with my loved ones.
I will try my best to make time for the people who matters to me.
Because i know it ain't easy to maintain a relationship or friendship or kinship, if you don't 
have the heart to meet up, you never will be able to make a day free for them. #learnthisthehardway #dontbelikemeokay
So yeah, it was just catch up over thai dinner! :D Yayz, heheh been craving for some thai food anyways and yes finally able to eat SOLID FOOD feels so GUUUUUUD. :))
One week and one day into my braces, and thank God i'm able to resume my normal diet.
Of course, i'm gonna watch my diet too. Don't wanna put on excess weight while enjoying my 
meals.

 Just this one thing's that on my mind right now, SIT.
Honestly, i felt so stupid for rejecting the first session of the interview.
And now, it just slapped right real hard into my face that the rescheduling date falls smack when i'm gonna be in Taiwan. WHATS THIS OMG CRIES.
SO MUCH FEELS TO JUST TAKE BACK THAT DAY WHEN I CLICKED THE BUTTON I CAN;T MAKE IT.
Let me just go for the interview will ya, God?
I really really really wanna give myself one chance for it.
I don't really care about the outcome, okay maybe i really do care.
Its just i wanna have a shot at it.
I have no guarantees that i will definitely make it into this university, but i damn right wanna sit for the final interview round and give my best shot!
I just pray hard with my fingers crossed that the guy is gonna call back tomorrow and give me the reply i'm looking forward to.
PLEASE GOD PLEASE.
#feelingsodesperate #desperateattempts

 Just when i'm on the verge of giving up, my pleas were heard and my prayers answered.
Thank you yeye, thank you God.
Have i not decide to send my work schedule, would i have not realised the email!!!! 
Such a close shave but still, the amount of gratitude i'm feeling right now is overwhelming. :')
This time, i'm gonna make it right. Give it my best shot! 
Adeline Quek, you can do this girl. Fighting.

 And with that, goodnight world. ;)
XOXO

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