2019 resolution

The jellyfish is back! It's been a busy 2018 worklife. >.< Shall take a look at the resolutions. :D

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What is awesome about 2018? :D
1. Lots of nice dates with SH, and outings with War, JM, KW :D
2. Signed for a HDB with SH! <3
3. Learnt quite a lot of stuff at work. =P Difficult to absorb stuff, but at least its smth!
4. Wrote some math assessment books with SH! ^^ Hopefully it will be published in 2019!
5. Got further in studying Korean (reading / writing)!
6. Exercised a bit more than last year! Went for some running with lab people and Zumba with ZP!
7. Went and finished SCM 2018 --- 10km!
8. Finally seen what a conference is. =D

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What is not that great?
1. Jeff is still not that romantic! (This is like a every year thing lol)
2. Attempted to teach some tuition, but didnt as well as expected  >.<
3. Not much kayaking and cycling this year...
4. Still kinda struggling in daily work!
5. Didn't really get a proper rest O_O

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Resolutions for 2019
1. Research and plan house items! :D
2. Get more rest. >.<
3. To read up more and do work properly!
4. Learn Korean to an intermediate level! Perhaps try TOPIK 1? XD
5. Continue to do Zumba, dumbbells and running. =P
6. Try to complete more project Euler problems.
7. Read the books that were bought from Jurong XD
8. If got teach tuition, make sure the student learns properly and not overfit!

Somehow point number 2 contradicts the rest of the points LOL.

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With that, happy 2019 to everybody!! May everyone have a blessed year ahead! ^^

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