2026 resolution

The jellyfish is back :) 

Yet another year of not posting anything except the NY resolution. My junior asked me why I didn't post anything throughout the year. Maybe because I got older, nothing much to post? No mood to post? 

That just sounds like a lot of excuses, perhaps I should put more things here instead of just my IG. XD Anyway, time for another yearly reflection~

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What is awesome about 2025?

1. Had meals and walks with PH. Some Random post-trip meetups with WL (Wen Long).

2: Random meals with WL (Wee Liang), went for 2 Korea trips together. :D

3: Meals with ZP, Vellay. Chatting with JJ online. :)

4. Took care of temp staff at work

-> 2025 also marks the final year I take care of the young peeps.

-> Had many meals with them, even went for outings! (29th Jul cohesion)


5: Continued to gym and run.

-> Similar to last year, I think I had better form doing gym exercises. Also tried heavier weights for most body parts (arms, shoulders, chest). 

-> Went for a NTU 7km run, this time I didn't cramp up.

-> Went for HTNS 10km run, this one got some cramp.

-> Went for SC 10km run, improved timing by 6 minutes. (76m->70m)


6: Started Dragonboat

-> Went for a DSO Dragonboat tryout, and then joined the team. The training frequency is really chill, so it's not too bad.

-> Participated in a 2km ActiveSG competition, very cardio-intensive. ><


7: Started Spin class

-> Started going to spin classes at Vibe Studio at the end of the year. So far has been fun, very cardio intensive also.

-> Mostly going to Darren's classes. breathe... BREATHE!!! :P


8: Took 2 baking/cooking courses

-> A 2-day Japan bread course with PH. Cheese bread with sesame seeds is nice.

-> A 1-day Roti Prata course with PH. Jeff has no talent for that. 


9: No more work from home

-> I decided to stop wfh from 1st August, coincidentally the date where many people in DSO would throw letter. :P

-> Now after I get home, I get to rest. To all the temp staff and my father who constantly reminded Jeff to get rest, I guess I did. :D


And for once after so many years, 2025 didn't feel like a very useless year. I guess the rebalancing of activities to doing what I enjoy more is good, and more importantly with support from people. :) 

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What is not that great?

1. Still single~ Yup, I didn't take any effort to find one. 

2. Cardio and core is quite weak.

3. Now that I no longer need to take care of temp staff, I guess I am going to miss those guys. 

4. I didn't learn any Korean. T.T

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Resolutions for 2026

1. Continue the gym sessions, if possible a bit heavier while maintaining good form. Do more core exercises.

2. Continue Dragonboat. Do more cardio too. 

3. It's time to find a new girl. No guarantee will be successful, but at least try. [Resolution directly copied from last year] 

4. Consider moving on to Korean L3. If not, accompany Wee Liang in the I1T1 Korean class.

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And with that, wishing everyone a great 2026 ahead. Please stay healthy and happy with your loved ones and friends :)

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