mr bean says: time flies when you enjoy yourself

why 3 weeks seem like forever. when i just can't wait to go for my holiday...

i wrote this, a few weeks ago. time flies and now i can verify that. because yesterday i caught myself panicked and excited at the same time. gosh, 5 more days. im totally not ready to go for my holiday. i had been a sleeping partner all throughout. taking for granted steph that totally plan the whole itinerary, accommodations and did all the research. yes literally sleeping partner. because i still can't pronounce any names on the JR route. i cant remember where im going on which day... but who cares, im sure i will enjoy myself. looking at some photos and links she sent me, im already so thrilled.

now a great list of things to do:
1. finish my FHM oct issue
2. finish my parkson pavilion booklet
3. see my chiropractor
4. download all my work stuff for HELLO! (right, im going to TRY to work there, yes if not i might be fired hehe)
5. backup all the stuff on my laptop
6. tidy my cabinet so that i can get my clothings sorted out to pack
7. print out my itinerary and plan my daily budget and plan my what-to-wear
8. prepare my currency convertion chart, easier for me to shop hehe... (my only homework, i better do it well)
9. pack, did i say pack... goodness im stress because all my clients will be in panic and desperately seeking for my attention the next few days since they know im leaving. better start packing. for all i know, i dont even have time at home from mon to wed.
10. be excited, i guess. lalalallallaallaalall... honestly, i never believe i will ever go to japan. the part i was most excited is, i never try really hard. then it makes you wonder why sometimes what you plan doesnt happen and what you do not just happen.

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"So don't be afraid to make mistakes, to stumble and fall, because most of the time the greatest rewards come from doing the things that scare you the most. Maybe you'll get everything you wish for. Maybe you'll get more than you ever could have imagined. Who knows where life will take you. The road is long and in the end, the journey is the destination." Whitey's time capsule message, OTH