31st Dec every year

okay, and here i go. where should i start? it depends on me.

31st DEC 2010 – The day when it gets me, yeah! The day when each people in the whole wide world, makes their another new year goals, but this time is for the next year will be, 2011.

The questionnaire is, did you reach your yearly goals?

Logically, NO - and everybody is!

I don’t like to tell this but I have to. Need not to set thousands of goals for myself, because I just know that I couldn't make it. (of course I can. If I think I CAN!) Yet, this is the only one. The most important target for me to make it a reality on 2011.

2011 – Just my complimentary for straight A’s (9A – no matter what!) in SPM.

With love, Hafiez Abdullah.

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