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Sunday, March 1, 2009 ♥
Last Written At 12:13 AM
Hmmm. I bet everyone who is going for attachment in less than 48 hours' time is feeling nervous? Excited of how life in the next 7 weeks will be like? Or not in the least happy that a new chapter is going to take place real soon?
Of course, even with a daily routine of waking up early in the morning, going to work and knocking off from work, it's still going to be an almost carefree lifestyle. Considering that it's slightly better than having to meddle with school work and projects.
I hope that in my course of attachment, I will also be able to spend adequate time with all my loved ones, namely my family, my boyfriend, my friends, my clique and most importantly, I want to visit my grandma more often as well. Yup, I will make sure I do so!
To my dearest friends out there who's having ITP soon, have a great Sunday and enjoy it well!
So I should tell myself, I'm ready to enter the new phase of my poly life!
♥ Way back into love.
