I love 2013. I do. But I'm not gonna lie I'm pretty much excited about 2014 coming.
And here are some of things I've learned from 2013 (nope, actually I learnt nothing);
1.
Twerking is a must.
Dang. Sorry for the disturbing pic I put there. I don't know why I even put "twerk" as number 1. This was the first thing that crossed my mind when I thought about 2013. Well it's not like I can twerk, I mean I never even tried to twerk, not even once (sorry not sorry). But still, twerking is like a fever. I am so done looking at twerking vids on vine or youtube.
2.
No matter how kind hearted, good looking and how rich someone, eventually they'll die.
Putting this photo of Cory and Paul in this post is hard enough. Both of them was my fav actors. I've watched Glee from season 1 and the very first series of Fast&Furious. I had major heartbreaking when I read the news about them. Truth is sometimes I'm expecting them to tweet again saying "Hey how are you I'm doing good" or things like that, which is impossible. But then Cory Monteith and Paul Walker are just examples.
There are millions of people died in 2013. People that someone once loved, someone once care about. We don't know how long we'll live, how long we'll be surrounded by the people we love, how long we'll face things we like/don't like. We're not gonna live forever, so are those people we know. Talk to them, be good to them, every seconds as long as they're alive. Period.
3.
Daley's video on early December
Jack Wilshere's second children, Delilah
You have to accept the facts, because there's nothing else you could do.
Beautiful smiles, nice body, still young. You can't say that you don't love him. Tom Daley was my first diver crush. I first know him on London Olympics 2012. When I first saw him all I'm thinking is that "This guy is too good to be true". And there I go, fangirling about him for a week or so. I'm still hoping that somehow I'll be his girlfriend (yes this is true).
Until this December. He posted a video in his youtube account about he's telling the world that he likes a guy. Likes, a guy. At first I'm like "what the actual fuck is happening", all I wanna do that time is shake him or hit his head with something because I am so heartbroken (who do I think I am to be heartbroken). But the more I think the more I can't do anything. And there's this super cute pic of him with his boyfriend.. So that's it, I'm accepting the fact that we can't be together (what am I even talking).
And then this Arsenal's midfield, Jack Wilshere. He got Delilah, his 2nd children. My reaction is exactly, the same as when I saw the video of Daley; "what the actual fuck is happening". For God's sake, Jack Wilshere is only 21 and haven't married! But then again the more I think the more I can't do anything. Sooo, that's it....
4.
The more I read, the more I'm going insane.
"All I do when we're apart is think about you, and all I do when we're together is panic. Because every second feels so important. And because I'm so out of control, I can't help myself. I'm not even mine anymore, I'm yours, and what if you decide that you don't want me? How could you want me like I want you?"
That is my favorite quote from the Eleanor & Park novel by Raindbow Rowell. Once I read this book all I'm thinking is that, "I want to meet a guy like Park in real life". And that's sucks, you know. It's sucks that living in real world is not as good as living in books. I'm not talking about those scaryshit books or those "How to's" books.
I'm talking about super sweet books, books about this two humans falling in love with each other, in a relationship, blah blah happy ending (damn right I like this kind of books). Well it's not like I don't wanna be in Hogwarts or living in Narnia, but still, this romance-sometimes heartbreaking-young adult books are one of my favorite kind of books. But then, the more I read this kind of novels, the more I want to meet the good guys that told in the books. The one that loves you the way you are, the one that telling you nice words you'd love to hear, the one that you could cuddle with everytime.
Hell yeah I want them so bad (especially right after I finished reading the books). And that's super sucks. Because guys like that don't exist in my school. And that's super sucks. Because I like to read YA books, and the more I read, the more I want them guys to be existed.
BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge is getting better day by day.
I super-ultra-mega like bbcr1 live lounge lately. You're totally lying if you said that you hate Rudimental's cover of Monster/Story of My Life or OneRepublic's cover of Love Me Again, or Bastille's cover of We Can't Stop. They're just so good. I didn't say that the original version sucks. The originals are fine as hell but the covers are just really good to hear to. And I'd love to hear more of bbcr1 live lounge in 2014.
There's just too much good duet songs in 2013.
I like John Mayer as much as I like Katy Perry. And when they're singing song together; double winning. It feels really good when two of your favorite musicians make songs together. Another nice duet songs in 2013 are like Zedd&Hayley William's Stay the Night and Rihanna&Eminem's Monster. There's a lot, but do you really think that I'm not lazy enough to write all of them here?
Ummm. Nope. There's exactly nothing to learn about this.
There are about hundreds of things I've learned from 2013 but I just don't have the time to write them all (no its just because my english is sucks and I just don't have time to recheck my grammars and spelling and others). How was your 2013 anyway? Let me know.
Well, I hope you had a good 2013 and I hope you'll get a super nice 2014.
Being 17, tons of tasks, final exams, college years, 2014, I am coming! *go to sleep right after posting this post*
