six.zero.eight.pm.

today marks the last day of 2014. it has been an unbelievable journey this year. a year of freshness in the open environment and a year of growing up.

i haven't actually blogged about turning 21 in the last quarter of 2014. there was no fancy party nor celebration or any kind, just had a simple dinner and a trip to Alive Museum with the sisters and our partners.

now back to the part of 2014's conclusion.
1) took on my first official full-time job. it is a challenge, but i'm glad that i survived, against all odds and all the hardships and happiness. i looked back at this role that i have engaged in since 2012 (3 months), 2013 (4 months), 2014 (1 year) and am relieved to say that i've no regrets. it was a step into the industry to learn and discover new things. satisfied that i did and still am.

2) developed a deeper attachment with my family - love is that simple. i don't know about you guys, but while growing up, i never really had a comfort home because everyone was busy working/studying and minding their own business. then i grew up and noticed the change - age/care/faith. i'm also thankful that we have taken things to stride and sharing more love. family is the one who never fails, never leaves no matter what happens. i'm also beginning to see how life is so fragile and precious after my grandfather fell ill. but the comforting news to hear is that he have received Christ as His Saviour after many years being devoted to other religions..

3) traveled to Boracay and Taiwan this year. it is just beautiful to travel and to experience the wonderful creations of the world myself. Boracay was just awesome that i will never forget, the sun sea and sand was so relaxing, while Taiwan was an eventful trip that saw us rushing around. will blog about taiwan next time

there's so much to say about personal development and there're definitely more things to work towards in 2015. but for now, i'm just truly thankful to have made it through and for being safe and healthy this year,
for now, i'll just sit by the digital screen in the walls of my home...

Excited for new beginnings in 2015 and hope you are too. Happy new year eve!