A to-do list

I think, by this time, my family is sufficiently bored of me talking about Copenhagen. The pastries. The castles. Etc. Hahahaha (It's a family thing, we repeatedly talk about things we like, even if we said it a million times before :P) Well, I'm trying to start thinking about places to travel to with my family in June (they are coming over for my graduation! xD France is definite. But perhaps one other place. Maybe Germany? Italy? Switzerland? Cornwall again? Denmark again? Portugal again? Or perhaps Greece! AHHH there are so many places I want to see!!!!!!!!!!

And I'll be off to Singapore in a week. There are so many things I need to do before that. Like meet up with friends (but from the looks of it, this will have to wait til next time T_T) Thankfully, I've been able to meet up with family, what with the 'Tang choik' Festival. I didn't know that this was more important than Chinese New Year, and I've been missing it for... two, three years? Time sure flies and my brother is officially taller than me. Oh my little nephews and nieces seem to have sprung up like mushrooms over night. They are so much taller now :D

And I need to sort out my Cambridge application and application for masters. And in the midst of it, my headache-y research project, but hopefully I've just about sorted it out. An English dissertation that is quite nice to do. A psychology essay. Finding people in Singapore. Helping out with my cousin's wedding.

Sometimes life feels like a long to-do list. But I guess it's those random moments welding it all together which makes it awesome :) We teased our little nephew slightly mercilessly. We were like, is your name X, Y, Z and my nephew was like noooo it's HS, to which we kept asking really? Really? Isn't it X, Y, Z? So cute xD

And it is unsettling, but I think my brother is capable of doing uni work. Since he talks in the same strange language we call computer science with my sister and actually knows what she is going on about. And he understands what gibberish I am going on about too. Wow, the powers of a Singaporean education. I'm definitely applying to Singapore for PGDE! XD