The full moon is up tonight, my moon. Proud of it. How many people get the chance to actually say that they're born under a full moon? (unless those that lie) Feel kinda bad not being able to see it, didn't get out of the house to welcome the rising of the full moon. Dramatic, yes. I feel bad -almost. 

Nothing much happened recently, except that the weather is pratically out to kill today and that i'll be attending my grandmother's pre-birthday celebration this saturday. Oh joy. 

-winces in pain- knee cramps at the moment (is that even possible?) 

Back to the post, so, I really really do not enjoy eating at Sakura Buffet. But, just my luck, my aunt planned for the celebration to be held there blah. Who cares, never liked her anyway. (she used to bully me when I was a kid) One of maybe the worst thing is, she has a terrible taste in cakes. Good lordie. 

Have been waking up at 6:04am exactly for the past few days. Weirded out. Plus, it's not like those, typical, waking up all disorientated and groggy, no. It's instantly wide awake, the moment my eyes fly open, i feel like i'm even prepared to take an exam immediately, fully alert. Weird body clock. 

Addicted to Cody Simpson's music. DAMN, HE FRIGGIN SURFS ❤ -swoons-Hahaha, and he's only 16, a year older than me, yay! His voice is awesome, love "Pretty Brown Eyes", "If you left him for me", "On my mind", "Summer shade" and "The reason". Other's are good too, but these are my favourites ❤ Not to mention again, HE SURFS !! :p

Soo, besides that, I went to the library today. Once again, Nightshade by Andrea Cremer isn't on the shelf, i even checked it, it was due since like 27th June 2013, whoever borrowed it is gonna get some serious shitload of fines, and not to mention he/she (which mostly it's a she) is SUPER INCONSIDERATE. Hasn't she ever thought that others might want to read the book too? There's only that one goddamn 'Nightshade' in that particular library.

On the bright side, managed to snag "Across the universe" by Beth Revis off the shelf, and happened to chance upon a mixture of a "chick flick", "high school drama", "teen gossip" novel, it's <How to rock braces and glasses> by Meg Haston. Really don't know the name of the genre this type of books fall under. It's definitely not fantasty, comedy or romance. Chick flicks is considered more for movies huh? Wonder what it's called for books.