What has happened since March?

Basically, nothing. Life has been pretty hectic.
Busy with my blogshop, school and home.
Especially since the maid is gone, housechores are done by everyone in the family.

June has been super busy because of blogshop (especially) and projects and assignments.
July will be even busier for sure.
Then to August, where I'll be having my final papers.
Finally, graduation. (Oh please let me pass all my mods!)

But what am I going to do next?
I was supposed to figure it out within these 2 years.
Guess I didn't think much about it because I know where I can always fall back on, and how Dad has high hopes for me.

Sometimes, I wish there weren't any expectations.
I've thought of being a lawyer, an event planner, a beauty palour owner, a fashion store owner, a traveller.
Hahahaha!
#DREAMBIG

But anyway, I just had this dream a couple days ago where I dreamt of myself going overseas alone.
And, (deng Deng DENG!) I didn't plan my trip and it was a huge disaster.
I got lost, I didn't have anywhere to stay.
And that's about all I can recall from the dream.


And 15JUNE2014 morning was horrible.
Went drinking Darren N. buddy, and then drank so crazy much I suffered a hangover. (THIS HAS NEVER HAPPENED TO ME BEFORE).
And it happened because I did NOT drink water after drinking.
Whenever I drink, I always down a lot of water after - I believe that is why I have never suffered a hangover.
Damn, hangovers ARE HORRIBLE.
And, not only that. I woke up at 930AM even thought I slept at 5ish AM just to puke.
I had bile reflux - vomiting gastric juice.
From 930AM - 130PM, every half hourly I had to go to the toilet to vomit.
Each session last about 2-5minutes.

I finally had lunch at 130PM. I thought I was going to throw up everything I just ate.
Sat in the toilet, and tried really really hard to hold back.
Which worked!

I then walked to my bed, and because I was so crazy tired, I slept.
Woke up feeling AWESOME because I finally had proper rest.

Bile reflux means that the body has low tolerance for alcohol.
And the body's intolerance to alcohol is a lifelong condition.
Or at least that's what I read.

Bye now! #awkward