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Year 2010: Give Thanks

#1. Thank God for every single day of my life. (and for being in my life)

#2. My lovely parents + my darling dog. (finally watched a movie with both Dad & Mom and planned a birthday party for my dog)

#3. All the wonderful times with my close friends. (yea, really treasure the moments together)

#4. My dearest boyfriend. (glad that we met, though there were a lot of ups & downs)

#5. My nice boss(es) & colleagues.

#6. Experience in an interesting job.

#7. Experience school life once again. (met a good friend too! :))

#8. Keeping goals in check.

#9. Learning new stuff (learnt a bit of guitar & some work-related stuff)

#10. For the Hope for better things to come.

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