One Day!

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I'm going for this. One day!

The 'Goals'

I had written a post on my 'New Year Resolution'. It had been a month and everything is going quite well. I have tried to put things in place and find the balance point of it. You know, when so many things going on, it will be quite hard to focus on everything at a time. After a month, i have been thinking about the 'goals' in 2013, my so called specific 'aims'. So, here they are:

1. Donate blood ~ which i did, for the first time ever: yesterday! *clap* ~ will have a long elaborated story on that later with the picture of my blood! 

2. Learn to swim ~ yes, i can swim but it doesn't last like forever, not even minute! so i have to learn how to save myself, in case i might be thrown into a deep sea someday in the future. Swimming mates, let us go swimming later!

3. Travel somewhere ~ i wanna go travelling somewhere! If it is not an oversea travel, let it just be an over-the-sea trip then. that will do!

4. Get my driving licence ~ I was supposed to finished everything last year but too much delays occurred at the last bit, so in 2013 i must learn to drive like a lady boss on the road!

5. Lose weight, at least 2-3 kg ~ though people around are saying how 'slim' i have been for the past few months, still i want to lose some more. So, a note to self: jog more, get healthy diet, and enough beauty sleep everyday!

I think these goals is achievable. Don't you think so? Sometimes we just need to challenge our inner side, accomplish something that is slightly beyond our capability. Don't be surprised that it may lead you somewhere you never thought before, a fascinating and adventurous ride!

Learn to set goals in your life. Even if your are entering a class, you will have a goal for your pupils to achieve on that particular lesson, don't you fellow teachers? :)

Paris

I am going to buy a nice 'flat' in Paris. Yes I am. But the 'flat' that i am referring to actually is the 'pair of women's shoes with very low heels' (Oxford Dictionary). I was quite surprised when people thought that it was the apartment. I never thought of that unless i am to be married with some Parisian man. Who knows? Hehe. Anyway, I have always and wanted to go to Paris. I want to have a picture taken in front of the Eiffel Tower. Perhaps, someday.

Toboh Villa

Last December, I went back to my hometown to celebrate Christmas. My hometown is located somewhere near the Mount Kinabalu. The place is still consider as rural area. The electricity was only provided last last year (2009). Before this, the villagers used the 'generator' to supply electricity at their home. Some home even don't have generators, they only use oil lamp. The villagers are mostly farmers. Some are really hardworking even though they have reached their 'old age'. Interestingly, both of my parents come from the same hometown. Their houses are only a distance away.

This is my father's family house. No one is staying in the house now as my late grandparents (father side) had died. Everytime we go back here, we will stay at my father's house. Hee. At least, there is something that reminds me about my late grandparents

The 1st picture is the kitchen. Actually, there is no proper place to cook in the house, so we just use the woods and make our own fire. The second picture is the place for washing dishes and sometimes we take our bath there. Hehe

This is my mother's family house. Similar to my father's house, no one is staying in this house also. Both of my grandparents (mother side) live separately. Huhu. So, my mother and her siblings insist my grandmother to stay with them in KK. Plus, she is not really well. Huhu. I still remember during my childhood days, I used to sit at the 'beranda' and even sleep there during days because of the windy and peaceful surrounding. Hehe

These landscapes is taken at the back of my father's house. Which mean, the village is surrounded by other hills. p/s : I love the pine trees !!

There is only one chapel in my village which is under Paroki Bundu Tuhan. The Christmas decorations were simple yet the spirit of Christmas was there

This is the scenery which can be seen behind the chapel. Actually, if there is 'less' cloud, you can see the gigantic Mount Kinabalu standing right behind the hills

These are some of the paddy hill own by the villagers

My father's house from far. On the sides, there are lots of arranged pine trees standing as though they are 'ushering' us to this village. I hope that I can go back to my hometown every year. At least once a year.

The City of Love

I have always wanting to go there, perhaps someday.