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YAY!

Yay! Wohooo!

Amazing!
   Amusing!
      Wonderful!

Know nothing to say... Yet, I just so relieved that it's over. Now I am laying down on the sofa thinking how the guitar goes, with the song that no one knows... Singing... Lalallaallalalaalallalalalaa...


What's on my mind?
(Can be considered as 'to-do list'):
  1. Enjoy holiday...
  2. Homework tasks (burdening me and know not to finish)
  3. Reunion, somehow..
  4. Watch movies.
  5. Try to repair my 'lappy'
  6. Read novels (especially Harry Potter, The Invisible Man and From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Brasil E. Frankwellier
  7. Do the NILAM
  8. Do this... Do that... Bla. Bla... Bla.....
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