Missing you guys

All results are out (unofficially) now, I can't say I'm happy with them. Could've done better.

11 days to go before I head back to Kuching. Everyone's asking if I'm excited or not. Normally I would just say yes (followed by a silent "duh"). I haven't seen my parents, friends from back home, or ate Msian food for 11 months now, so yes I'm anticipating it, but far from excited. I know the things to expect when I get back- routine gatherings, yeap-I-expected-that questions from aunties, other questions I hate can't be bothered answering (see below), and also entertaining people who love to show-off.

You would want to think twice before asking me:

Q: "So where will you work after graduating?"
A: "I wish I had the answer. -__- It depends on what company's offering me, whether or not I'll continue on with postgraduate studies bla bla. Ask me in 2 years' time again, I might have the answer then."
Q: "Why are you going back so early? Don't want to celebrate CNY here issit?"
A: "That's because I can. Staying in Kch for too long translates to boredom. My parents would be spending CNY time with me anyways, and I'm not big on traditions."
Q: "Any angmoh bf yet?"
A: "NO, and I'm not planning on getting one".
Q: "Wa, why are you still so dark?"
A: "For your information, the sun can also be found here".

Speaking of those who like showing-off, I try my best to ignore them. These kind of people adds spice to their life by exaggerating theirs and making others seem puny. Which is a complete waste of time if you ask me. Oh by the way, knowing ministers or important people doesn't make me go "WAHHHHH, really? So jealous of you lah". You're most likely to get a "Oh. ok." or just a big fat pause (and an irritated look) from me.

Thankfully there aren't any show-offs I can find here, but there are heaps back home in Msia. That's why thinking of going back gives me the headache: the thought of talking to/entertaining them. Bleh.

I miss you flat 4 people! =(