day: ninety two to ninety five

Another block of days ahead. I would've actually separated them if I actually remembered everything in those days. Ever since the start of school break, I've been forgetting so many things.

day: ninety two
I really forgot about the night before Sunday. A family member had passed away (overseas) and so my dad's plane flight was early Sunday morning. I woke up pretty early to say bye to him. I wasn't feeling exceptionally sad though. I think death hasn't played a damaging role in my life yet, and I'm scared it's going to happen soon. Everyone else is or has experienced it before, but I haven't yet. It just makes me think what experiences I haven't gone through.
So tutor in the afternoon and it was pretty okay. It's quite a break from everything that's been happening. I know it sounds so nerdy but sometimes doing maths makes me zone out from everything.

day: ninety three
I don't remember much of Monday, it was pretty bland and boring staying at home but I'm pretty comfortable and content with it. All I recall of Monday evening is watching Alcatraz. I mean, I'm pretty addicted to it and it's only been a few episodes I've watched. I'd love to write a review of Alcatraz but I'm extremely lazy these holidays.


day: ninety four
I didn't remember much of Tuesday either. I stumbled across an article about a story of someone in North Korea. It led me to find out about a book called "Escape From Camp 14" and I reserved it online at my local library. I usually would read something so violent and disturbing but I found it so emotional. I ask my mum to collect my reservation then. Now there's two books to finish before the holidays.
My mum also got me a chocolate bunny for Easter. She left it on my computer table and I was so happy that I was going to save it for later. I didn't realise that it was dark chocolate and I'm not a fan of it. At least I tried to mix it with some almond milk to lessen the bitterness.

day: ninety five
Quite a busy Wednesday compared to the other previous uneventful days. I went out to get a haircut and I had to wait about an hour in the line and I had nothing to entertain me with because there was nobody to text to. Then I just went home and played on a new game I downloaded a few days ago called Silkroad R. My friend made me download it because I was so bored and wanted to play a new game. I still haven't seen him online since.

The morals are:
• Holidays = don't remember what happens
• If I were actually famous, I'd consider doing book/film reviews.
• I'm lonely and bored
• That doesn't mean I enjoy it.