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every single year i would remind myself not to make any new year's resolutions. and every single year i felt like making one. or two. or... more. or maybe some more. while kinda no exception this year. *giggles*

okay, i did pretty well with my last year's resolutions. i manage to get some of my last year's resolutions done and stick to it. i was pretty much satisfied with everything happened last year but of course not all of itla.

This year's resolutions:

a) STUDIES. nothing else comes first than my studies this year.
b) less SHOPPING.
c) keep my friends close and ignore the enemies. Like totally!
d) make more friends. make big connection, it's always helpful!
e) lie only when necessary. *cough-cough*
f) take care of my Body, keep healthy.
g) keep my mouth SHUT if there's nothing GOOD to say.
h) less gossiping.
i) choose the chances given and grab them, never to grab all.
j) have fun living!



okay so i made tons of resolutions this year, and i'm guessing i can only manage to keep one or maybe none of the resolutions. somehow most of these resolutions were the same ones with last year's. well, at least i make an effort right? i'm trying to be a better person here people.



....what?
i'm serious! *giggles*


Love, Jacqkie.

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