Lesson Learned

Okay, so lesson learned: don't buy any promotional tickets too far in advance. 6 month in advance is still too far in advanced.

I bought tickets to India on a promotional fare, around last October, to depart on mid-April this year, for a two week trip. Suddenly, my cousin is planning to get married (well, I didn't know and didn't hear any plan, and just so suddenly the date is set) and it's on the day I am still away for the trip. So to be able to make it to the wedding, I got to reschedule the promotional tickets I bought, and it costs me twice the original price I got to pay on the first place. It's like I am buying 3 set of tickets with the original price. Yet, I'm not.

CRY.

When I knew the price I got to pay, I wanted to back-out from the trip. But well, I might not be able to go again. It's a dilemma.

CRY.

I learned my lesson, and more, there should be something behind this, SOMETHING BETTER.

In the end, let's just hope the trip was fun. :)

Something Better :)

If there was a particular house you wanted, or a particular relationship or job you wanted, and you didn't get it, the Universe is telling you that it was not good enough, and did not match you dream. It is also telling you that it has something BETTER and more worthy of you.

Something better is coming...... you're allowed to be excited!!!

(The Secret Daily Teachings, always a good mood boost)

For Sentimental Reason

Just so suddenly, I wanted to llisten to The All-American Rejects' Swing-swing. Partly because it reminds me of my brother, when he leave home to go to school at the states (just like now, working off-shore, away from home, at his birthday), and partly because of Tyson Ritter.

Midnights always give you rambles, uh?

Well at least, Tyson Ritter doesn't let me down. (Now that's two sentences that doesn't make sense together)