Ten People, Chocolates

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I don't know what the hell I should do these free days. According to my plan, I want to study, read mangas, writing some stories but I don't know why but I don't want to do any of those.

         There are times in my life when I stop and asked myself. 'What do you want the most right now?' My answer varies from time to time. Sometimes I want to eat KFC cheesy wedges, sometimes I want to be in the arm of my beloved. But now, when I ask myself that question, I want to lay down on a green grassy field where there is nobody there. I just want to be alone and sleep under the sun. *sigh* How I wish that could be true right now.

           Tomorrow is the Eid Ul-Adha. Somehow, I think this year Eid is more festive than the past years. My parents and my sister with her husband would go see my relative at the home. I can't go with them since they only go with one car. Including all the members in my house, I have 10 people living under the same roof as me. My parents, sister, my brother in-law, two brothers, a nephew and two nieces. Overall, there are 10 people, including me of course.

         I've done reading Amatsuki by the way (not all the way but to the latest chapter which is Chapter 65). It's still an amusing manga. I can't wait for it to end since it has really becoming pretty interesting story. Now, I'm reading Screaming Lessons' manga. It kinda like a horror manga but it's not that horrorful. It does have those surprising elements but it's not that scary to read at night unless if you're reading >this<. I swear that I had to watch this with my mother because I was too freaking scared. 

           My brother in-law got home yesterday from Langkawi Island because he had some business to do there. He bought a lot of chocolates. I mean, a lot. Well, that is because in Langkawi is a taxless territory so things are a lot cheaper there. But my brother should tell me earlier that he's going to Langkawi so that I could ask him to buy me a LOT of chocolates. lol
Langkawi is very famous for its beaches.
I wish I could go there too..

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