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Actually, I could care less that it is now the start of 2007. It only means that I have to start writing 2007 instead of 2006. I only realized that it was so last night. My family was cooking hot pot, then. I don't like hot pot. And plus, the food took an even longer time to cook because we were using a frier. Barbecque is more of my taste. We popped some peach champange and my mom started the countdowm. Pfffft.
Who knew that 2006 was such a year of highs and lows for me? I have concluded the only strong outside-family 8 years worth of relationship in my life and I have sailed past that now. My dad's home is Hong Kong burned down and the whole family has gone nuts over it. I can't even think of what it would be like when I visit my grandmother's grave. I can't look at her photograph properly. And when I think of a fire or a ghost story, my mind goes berserk. I love my great auntie a lot. A lot of things have been happening. Her son died and she's not doing so hot with diabetes. My mom's sister (my aunt) is.... eh. Childhood perspectives really have turned the tables on me.
I'm glad that my family didn't know how badly I was crying in Mr. O'Connell's room. I would hate that. I used to get mocked and insulted by people for crying when I was younger. Everybody at school seems to think it's about death but I don't think about death as I'm not trained that to think that way. It's different. I have no excuses for my own trouble. For all the nasty and unfair things in the world, I'm going to keep on believing in hope and keeping my ideals. Regardless of what happens, I will keep to my orthodox and fight against what reality lashes at me. Reality doesn't always have to follow the life-sucks-andonly-if-you-have-luck-you-c
My resolution: to be truely stronger than what I was 16 years ago and get into that great college even if I have to wait till I'm a grad.
