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Back to Melbourne
Bee and I just booked my ticket back to Melbourne. I'm leaving in the first week of April.
This is the first time in 10 years (or ever) that I leave Malaysia with an one-way ticket. I've always had the yearly return open ticket.
The duration of my stay is undecided at this stage. It could be anything between a few months to a year or more. At some point, I might even consider taking up Australia citizenship.
Yes I'm sick of my home country and I'm not afraid to say it. :|
I do not have a concrete plan as of what I'm gonna do or what's next for me. I guess it's fairly obvious that I still do not know what I want in life when pretty much everyone else is expecting me to start laying out a more solid foundation for the future.
I'm actually having difficulty comprehending my own feelings at the moment. Am I excited, or am I scared? Am I glad, or am I sad?
In the wise man's words, "I am not sure yet but I know that things will eventually become clearer in time."
I'm hoping that the same applies to all things in life.
This is the first time in 10 years (or ever) that I leave Malaysia with an one-way ticket. I've always had the yearly return open ticket.
The duration of my stay is undecided at this stage. It could be anything between a few months to a year or more. At some point, I might even consider taking up Australia citizenship.
Yes I'm sick of my home country and I'm not afraid to say it. :|
I do not have a concrete plan as of what I'm gonna do or what's next for me. I guess it's fairly obvious that I still do not know what I want in life when pretty much everyone else is expecting me to start laying out a more solid foundation for the future.
I'm actually having difficulty comprehending my own feelings at the moment. Am I excited, or am I scared? Am I glad, or am I sad?
In the wise man's words, "I am not sure yet but I know that things will eventually become clearer in time."
I'm hoping that the same applies to all things in life.
