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You now what a triangle represents?

It represents changes. 

I probably studied too much so I kinda have the ability to relate everything to anything hahahaha.

I'm now 21, and I've started to notice my changes. 

Blue used to be my fav colour, but red took over and I was obsessed with anything red.

Red hats, red clothes, red shoes, red pants, red cars, red buildings, red phone covers, anything as long as it's red. They will all make me go OMG IT'S RREEEDDDDD!!!!

But now, I'm starting to feel that red is too bright for me. It's too striking, too attention-seeking until I felt that I should stop being addicted to red stuff.

It's like eating your favourite food but you ate too much so you're having the urghhhhh need to stop eating that kind of feeling. 

So I'm going back to love blue more. It represents calmness, like how I always love to look at the blue sea and blue sky. The serenity of the sea and sky. Let's go to the beach now okay? :P

And.. coffee. Yeah, coffee. I thought I like coffee that's why opening a cafe became a dream since form1. But I soon realise that I cannot differentiate the taste of latte and cappuccino, let alone other types of  coffee with luxurious names. 

The most important thing is... I actually don't like coffee that much as I thought I do. 

I probably wanted to open a cafe because I like the environment in cafes and I often find coffee art fascinating. It's the design and art that makes me want to open one and not the coffee itself.

Still, I can open a cafe that doesn't sell coffee. I can sell..... MATCHA LATTE!

YEESSSSSSSS my new found favourite drink other than ice lemon tea. 

When I was in Japan, I tried the Lipton brand of matcha latte and I love it so much and it's really such a waste that they don't sell it here in Malaysia. HOW COULD THEY NOT SELL?!!!

They just lost millions of profit because I would probably buy one every single day. Ngehehehe.

TBT to those wonderful days in Tokyo.

I love it so so much I just couldn't bear to finish it in one gulp.
And kept on selfie-ing with it. :P

Matcha latte, obviously derived from the word green tea plus coffee. Plus milk. I'm a very rojak person. Hahahaha. 

And the other day we managed to buy Chatime because it wasn't 6pm yet so me and Nek share the costs. Buy one purchase the 2nd at RM 1.10. And I was so in love with the matcha latte. It brings back memories when I was in Japan. Drinking that Lipton matcha latte. All matcha latte tastes the same right? They should they should.

So do not ask whether you're my cup of coffee or tea. You're my matcha latte. :')

Romantic not. HAHAHAHAHA.


Anyway, I guess that when we're at our 20s, we're still figuring our identities, what we want to do, who we want to be, discussing all those theories and philosophies so we keep on changing our habits, favourite what and what and so on before we reach a stage whereby we kinda so-called stabilise ourselves. I pretty much think of myself as a half philosopher because even a traffic jam can make me relate it to our journey of life, pity Ah Yi who fetched me home ahahaha. 

And also don't forget about the theory of falling in love with the person on your left because he/she is closer to your heart. *wink wink*

Oh, and may I add in one more thing. Last time when I had a crush, I probably go bizarre if I know that my crush has tons of admirers. Or always very close to girls.

Now I'm just like, nahhh, go ahead and like him~ with a very the sincere smile. :P

Because I know that....



 If you're stolen, you're just not the one for me. As simple as that. Of course, if I'm stolen I'm just not the one for you. Bahahahaha.

And this picture/words whatever tells you a lot of things about love.






If I saw this earlier, I probably will not blog such a long post on last Thursday. It's like a summary of my long philosophy. You can still read it if you want bahahaha just click here.:P


Because at the end of the day... we're still searching for a lot of things. :)


Since God's hand is in everything, you can leave everything in God's hand.