Christmas 2015

25th December 2015
Christmas Set @ Cobara-Hetta, Odaiba

I've always looked forward to Christmas even though I don't have special plans for it. I just love the atmosphere the festive season gives. I usually spent it with my friends and hang out at some Christmas market but this year was different. Christmas this year was brilliant. It was nothing too extravagant. It was simply a great day spent with a great company and delicious food at a french resturant. I can finally strike off something on my bucket-list! 

I'm already looking forward to Christmas next year! But before that, I think I should celebrate properly celebrate New Year first.

It's a little early but I think I should say this before I completely forget:

Wishing everyone a Happy New Year. May 2016 be kind to me.

来年もよろしくお願いします。

Woken up from a nightmare.

"BB! Doli!", she exclaimed and started bawling.

The realisation that they were not around anymore broke her. Then, she woke up. 

"Thank god that was only a dream", she whispered to herself under her breath.

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It was terrible. The worse possible scenario, if you ask me. What's odd is that it was them who died of a mysterious illness. But why did I feel that they weren't around anymore? Or was it fear that it was them. I wonder. 

I am back in Tokyo.

12th December 2015
Tasting of a new beer by kirin with some snacks for just 200 yen!

Being away and not being active on social media was very therapeutic. I wish I could have done it sooner. I've managed to settle down a lot faster than I initially expected. Big thanks to some of my friends who helped! I've got to meet up with some of my best friends, tidy up my room and got to know my new housemate a little. It was an amazing two weeks ever since coming back to Japan. If anyone was wondering; I am glad I'm back in Tokyo, Japan. (Thank goodness I am back!)

Going back home and coming back to Japan had made me realised a few things. I can't exactly spell out what exactly those these were but I do feel that I've grown a little, mentally. I couldn't have done it without my good friends by my side giving me all the life advises they had to offer. By letting the old go, new and more amazing stuff would come by. During my last few weeks before I hopped on the plane back to Japan, I met new friends, reconciled with the old and let some of them whom I thought were my best friends, drift a little further. I am contented with the displacement because sometimes people find new and better friends they could benefit from and decides to forget the old ones. And, that is completely fine because everyone changes.

Christmas is coming soon. This year would be a little different. But I'm still looking forward to it regardless. :)

xoxo.