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Se7en

Seven…such a magical number. Below are my whimsical rantings on seven….

Se7en Things I Plan To Do

….with immediate effect

1. Clean up my room
2. Smile and encourage/compliment someone
3. Start sleeping earlier and stop skipping meals…especially my dinner.
4. Challenge myself more physically…it’s high time I add more weights for my BodyPump class…Sue, if you’re reading this, I know I know…and stop laughing!!!
5. Throw away all the “white elephants” in my room…dunno why I am such a collector of “rubbish” as my father would say.
6. Practice my piano AND violin more often….I’m trying to aim at 2 hours a day…hmmm, with my schedule, I’m more like aiming to fail!
7. Stop procrastinating so much…haha…what an oxymoron…

….not so immediate

1. Finish my Grade 8 or diploma or higher for my piano and violin…ha! Getting really ambitious…
2. Get an apartment/house of my own…too tired of renting rooms and shifting house
3. Go bungee jumping or parachuting.
4. Learn how to do break dancing…my inspiration is Sofia Boutella. Love her dancing.
5. Revamp my wardrobe and image. I have too many ‘fashion boo-boos’ sitting in my cupboard, too shy to see the light of day and still clueless on how to style my hair!
6. Keep up to date on the latest graphic design softwares like Adobe Creative Suite. I’m way out of touch with them for too long.
7. Get a PhD in something!! And I don’t mean ‘permanent head damage’!!

Se7en Things I Can Do
1. Sing and play the piano at the same time…hey, it’s an accomplishment for some!
2. Dance hip hop, though not as good as I like to.
3. Spend a whole afternoon in a bookshop.
4. Bake the most sinful fruit cake…yummy!
5.Splurge on clothes I really like.
6. Paint and decorate my room.
7. Write the most boring songs nobody ever had the misfortune to hear!

Se7en Qualities I Want in a Mate
1. Loves God
2. Loves me
3. Knows how to make me laugh
4. Kind and affectionate
5. I can feel safe with
6. Protects and fights for me…when appropriate
7. A good leader

Se7en Things I Say Most
1. Mass Comm…this is what I say each time I answer my phone at work
2. Thank you
3. Wah liao!
4. Dear Daddy…when I pray…
5. Shoot!
6. Hello
7. Bye!

Seven days a week…seven wonders of the world…seven deadly sins….7-Up!

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