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Thursday, July 28, 2011

Oh man...after 3 months, i suddenly felt like "Hey, I still have a blog that have been left untouched for a long time!". So here I am, typing away...

I wonder why I don't blog anymore. Now, people don't read blogs and lengthy essays on friends' stuff. Instead, we look at Facebook on iPhones for instance one-liner status update on friends.

Does this mean that blogging is losing its stand in the social networking world? I don't know and not bothered to check. But this blog has been here so long...I wouldn't want to delete it away. Anyway, do you think it is possible to remove a blog until no traces can be found on the web? Hahaha...don't think so.

Well, what happened lately? Hmm...I have earned 3 visits to Universal Studios! I finally do not need to wait for any Harry Potter movie again or a Transformers franchise. And next week, I am going to watch Captain America and have a new wardrobe in my room! Finally, I can change my almost 20-year-old wardrobe which accompanied me in my room for so long.


Simplicity is Freedom.

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