The thought of being exam free and getting into endless holiday plans seem to be the best I can ever have. You know I'm the kinda person who can't do nothing even for a minute and times like that when I have seriously nothing to do, apart from praying for my vacation to draw closer, I miss having exams. That sadistic jam packed feeling, fighting against time, and cursing every minute of my life for it to be over. As much as it may sound like the most ludicrous thing you've heard, yes, I do enjoy that feeling for a tiny bit. I guess its like human nature. When you had this, you wanted that and when you finally had that, you reminisce about the one before. I think this whole cycle will be playing me for the rest of my life. Nevertheless, I am so so so looking forward to the graduation trip with my girls.
That's pretty much the end of my cherry journey and coming up next would be my birthday followed by our Melbourne/Gold Coast trip. Speaking of which, I can't believe I'm turning 20. I was telling Ron that once I turned 20, I have no excuse to act like a kiddo and would totally lose the " Oh, I'm sorry I'm still young" line for forgiveness. Time to really grow up Kimmy! :)
My lunch box during the exam period. So cute ><
It was how I felt everyday before the torture ended.
Korean maggie noodle with cheese, yummy.
The scrumptious stonegrill set that is better than sex (according to Hayley). But honestly, it is so yummy that even looking at it right now, makes me wanna drool.
CHERRY PICKING DAY!
I am, for some reasons, a big fan of picking. Lu drove us up Adelaide Hills in the morning after our humble Mc breakfast for cherry picking which he proposed earlier the other day and I nodded profusely to. The car ride was speechless. I held on to my breath for every turn he made. I'm not gonna lie, I am like the biggest chicken in the world. I have heights and I'm anti-speed person so clearly things like roller coaster, speedy car rides would take my life. But yes, I survived through the ride and it was all worth it when I see those big fat cherry hanging on the trees looking sweet. Along our cherry picking journey, we started playing the who-can-spit-the-cherry seeds- furthest and followed by the more improvised version of who-can-spit-the-cherry seeds-into-the-pail. We payed only an entrance fees of 5 bucks which is pretty cheap and fill our stomach with heaps of cherries
That's pretty much the end of my cherry journey and coming up next would be my birthday followed by our Melbourne/Gold Coast trip. Speaking of which, I can't believe I'm turning 20. I was telling Ron that once I turned 20, I have no excuse to act like a kiddo and would totally lose the " Oh, I'm sorry I'm still young" line for forgiveness. Time to really grow up Kimmy! :)
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