Day 4 & 5 Happiness and Sweet Sixteens

Greetings... Let's take a journey- into the future!

I'm guessing that this blog challenge is meant for older people that miss their childhood, but I'm going to try anyway. Instead of going back in time, I'm heading into the future!

So today I'm listing 10 Things I would tell my 16 year old self

1. Have fun and enjoy it- I've heard enough of my mom talking about how she wishes that she was young again, so I want to make the most of my teen years. 
2. Have the biggest birthday party EVER- invite friends and have a the best time ever!

I couldn't really think of any more things I would tell my 16-year old self. My sister is 16 years old now, and I don't know if something just suddenly clicks inside your brain. Sixteen is like 'that age' where kids start to really find themselves and go different ways. I guess you could call it that deciding age- make it or break it.

Hopefully, when I'm 16 I'll still have this blog to talk about me and my feelings. On that note, I wonder how much my personality would have changed, and how I would feel about certain things. Maybe I would be able to do this challenge again and see my opinions.

Since I didn't have much, I decided to merge day 4 and 5.

Day 5: I'm writing about 5 Things that would make me most happy RIGHT NOW

1. To be able to dance and do gymnastics again
2. Watch Dance Moms all day
3. Get better at Chinese 
4. Chocolate... 
5. To find joy in running (and all types of exercise) 

Have a nice day and keep that smile on your face... 

Parental Guidance

Day 3 of the blog challenge... And I'm kind of getting into the groove. I hope you're enjoying getting to know a little bit about me!

Today, I'm going to write about My Relationship with my Parents

Seeing that I am in seventh grade, my parents are still very much in charge and the authority. I'm very close to my mother, and have been since I was very small. In my household, there's nothing against my parents- I'm pretty much the obedient kid. I am Asian, so my parents are quite strict when it comes to things like homework and stuff like that. I don't know what else to say because I really have never had anything against my parents, they are very supportive of the choices I make and the things I do.

Just some of my thoughts today... Toodles! 

Scaredy Cat?

Hello there!

Today I'm going to write about 3 Fears I have

1. Public Speaking

Despite my confidence when I talk to friends, I crumble in front of audiences. It's actually kind of weird because I'm absolutely fine in drama. I think it's only when I have to actually talk to the audience, and make eye contact, I worry. I have know idea which side of the family this came from, because the rest of my family are loud, friendly and confident (I'm more the strong silent character when it comes to new people). When I talk in front of people, my face just goes straight and I look uninterested, but I'm just nervous. In primary school, I was really confident, but after a while it died down I guess. I think it's because, as a child, you feel like no-one judges you. But now, I feel a lot more self- conscious.

2. Scuba Diving

I love water. I feel comfortable siting in the ocean, on boats and snorkelling. But when I went on holiday with my extended family a few years back, we were going to go scuba diving. After the hour-long crash course, I was worried sick. It wasn't so much the idea of being trapped numerous feet of water, it was more what I had heard my uncle say earlier and the sinus that runs through my family. My uncle was a pro scuba diver- he dived at least once a week. I overheard him talking to my dad and my dad asked, "How long does one of the tanks last?" My uncle's response: "It depends." That got me. Also, the thing about little nitrogen bubbles in your blood stream spooked me out. I literally burst into tears before we went scuba diving. So I just went snorkelling instead... And enjoyed the small fish tickle my skin.

3. Teachers

I don't really have a lot of 'legitimate' fears (at least none I could think of). So this is just a little one. When I was small, my school was very much into 'the teacher is God, respect the teacher, don't talk back, etc. So, I was very respectful and never questioned teachers orders. But it kind of came to a point where I was worried sick when a teacher reached a 1 meter radius. My mind races and my heart pounds in my chest when a teacher calls on me or anything. It's really weird. As much as I try to tell myself- it's okay, it'f just a teacher trying to help you, I still get worried.

So those are 3 fears I could think of... Fears? More like worries~ Enjoy :)

30 Day Challenge

Hi there!

I've decided to take on the ultimate blog challenge :) My past posts have been stories and things like that so I want to just write what's on my mind! (So you can learn a little more about me)

I've not decided to 'reveal' my daily prompts to keep it a surprise... But let's just say I took the first one I found off Google.

So, today is... List 20 Random Facts About Yourself

1. I have a 16-year old sister who I look up to
2. I do Brazilian Jiu Jitsu 
3. I love watching Ted Talks
4. I used to be a gymnast
5. I am obsessed with Dance Moms
6. My favourite YouTube channel is the ShayTards 
7. I love Sophia Lucia
8. I like writing dark stories (where something heart-wrenching happens)
9. I love the new Miley
10. I could spend all day reblogging dance posts on Tumblr
11. I like old-school movies like Forrest Gump and Titanic
12. I do sport
13. I am reading Mortal Instruments: City of Bones currently
14. I don't have a phone…
15. My laptop is decorated with stickers (loads of stickers)
16. I watch Ellen DeGeneres
17. I've lived in Korea, Hong Kong and Malaysia
18. Tim Tams...
19. I listen to pop music
20. I like sausages and salad 

Is that too much to take in...? No way :O

Well, see you tomorrow!