Welcome Tet holiday!

Teehee!

Despite the fact that my British and Amer literature examination was just mediocre, I decided to choose happiness over worthless lamentations about what I’m incapable of redoing again. The ultimate point of this positive attitude was that I made the best of it with all my efforts within previous days, there was no regrets or dismay right now for good because most of other classmates also surrendered the essays for the absent-mindedness of our negligent literature teacher giving us no clue about the darn exam format of this subject. 

Merci Dieu! Thanks to the little memories about the works “The adventures of Robison” and “Oliver Twist” that I read since childhood somehow still engrained in the back of my mind, I managed to complete the essay without struggling much. Hopefully the final exam will be marked high enough for me to obtain the scholarship, at least in this semester, because I am certainly not going to keep learning that much in the next term so that the amount of time devoted to Ielts and French would be able to get more functional and productive. That’s my target!

The examination has gone by, here come the days of body-rejuvenation and care-free for over a month due to the Tet holiday *mdr* It means that all of my close friends in Saigon will flock back to town and celebrate the festival with me in the delightful and much pleasant atmosphere of New Year. 

The sooner it comes to the holiday, the less trainees are likely available in Yoga class :)) Hooked up on Yoga and somewhat anxious about my health, I still have been practicing regularly and hardly find myself free elsewhere other than the class. The movements are swift and the body is released following each word very deliberately by my instructor. It is intriguingly relaxing! :p

Anyway, I am so free like a bird escaped from a long term in a cage. Honestly the passing semester was so damn tiresome and exhausting that I was about to let them be at times. Additionally, a bunch of slothful teammates only depending on me drove me crazy indeed. It has finally gone and I promise I shan't definitely stick with them in the next semester. 

These days, I have more and more leisure to enjoy a care-freed life and carry out my prolonged stagnant plans since forever =)) the first is Ielts and French the second. Sounds familiar, doesn't it? Yup, I have reminded myself of learning them for a few years but caught no time to make it work, precisely it is just a lame excuse for various other entertaining activities such as: US-UK TV series, cartoons, movies (I’m a film buff *frown*) and fictional books daily before a night’s sleep. 

Meow meow…Gotta have a little talk with my brother right now! 

Good night the world,

xoxo

Hal