2025 resolution

The jellyfish is back :) 

Another year of not posting anything in 2024, and then realizing I am writing this on a 2025 morning...

Time for another yearly reflection~

 

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What is awesome about 2024?

1. Had some meals and gyms with F4 peeps. Mostly with PH.

2: Hanging out with ZP, Vellay, WL (Wee Liang) chatting with JJ online~ 

3. Continued to exercise rather consistently.

-> I think I had better form when doing gym exercises this year, even with similar/slightly heavier weight. 

-> Went for a NTU 7km run (note to myself to run walk on slopes) and SC 10km (timing didnt improve).

4. Passed IPPT, 1st time in life. ^.^ 10 seconds away from failing it. Didn't expect to pass, so I take it as a bonus.

5. Went to NZ for the 1st time with WL. Korea grad trip rerun with SY and WJ.

6. 1st time to a pop-rock concert [ATL ftw]

7. Took care of temp staff at work, and somehow had more meals with them as compared to 2023 :)


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What is not that great?

1. No longer hanging out with War~ This easily tops the entire list.

2. Didn't really learn anything new, both work and personal.

3. Another year that felt quite pointless~

4. Still single~ That's on me though, I didn't take any effort to find.


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Resolutions for 2025

1. Continue the gym sessions. Do a bit heavier for exercises. Perhaps incorporate HIIT into the routine.

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

3. Chill and relax on weekends. [Lost count of how many temp staff telling me this]

4. Learn more stuff, even if its for intellectual satisfaction. Perhaps can consider moving on to Korean L3.


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And with that, wishing everyone an awesome squared year with your family and loved ones :)

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