Lake District

This hike to the Lake District was the second last event we've organised for Singsoc as a comm member and to be honest I feel pretty bummed about that because let's be frank, being a part of a committee has never felt more empowering and fulfilling. These 9 months of duty have taught me a crucial lesson in life, and that is that the view at the summit will always, always be worth the ominous fog and slippery rocks. A piece of me will be ever-thankful for this opportunity.

          

Grasmere, Lake District / October, 2015 

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Titus > Tiffany

Who needs Tiffany when you've got Titus? ;-) This was a birthday gift from J and I felt like dressing up to match up this precious, precious piece today. I got up in my floral babydoll dress and pointelle knit tights and hid frilly lace socks underneath my trusty pair of Timberlands just because I secretly like the subtlety of the frills showing only when I'm walking. I think I'm weird and I think everyone should wake up happy for no reason every once in a awhile.

As much as I'm been stirring trouble for myself (i.e. losing my phone and losing my consciousness) this October, I think I've also started doing a lot of things I've put off for a very long time. I'm not sure if it's my coming-of-age (or came-of-age, to be exact) that haunts me but I don't have long till I'll back home for good so I might as well do things that I can while I can - things like running with strangers, signing up for seemingly stupid enrichment programmes, hiking on mountains, etc. I am utterly thrilled for what I've planned ahead for both the fun (more sports and activities) and the essential (career-planning and well, generally life-planning).

I'm ready to work hard and play hard :-)