R.E.U.N.I.T.E.D.

Today I'm going to post about me and my girlfriend, Vie. We were besties since primary and until now we remain contact. I; being occupied; running errands; keep close with love ones and learning new things everyday. On the other hand, Vie was pursuing her doctor career, facing real-life patients, exams, quiz and laborious assignments; struggling and jumbling around study and social life. Life as a medical student ain't easy. 

Yesterday was a good timing for me to visit my bestie. She has been in my new hometown area since Monday so I decided to drop by and hang out with her. I drove her to my place and grab some small portion for lunch. At 1pm, we heading to Aeon Big Mall to look for Digi Centre. Her phone was stuck up and only need to change her sim card. Fortunately, everything goes well. So, she no longer have to bother about her phone issue. 

We walked and talk, look on new clothes, on sale items (Until End of June only); peaceful scent from Lovely Lace. I never am a fan of these rose or lavender aroma scent that create a peaceful atmosphere at your place. We indulge rice at Fish Manhattan at tea time plus a small pot of cheesy fries to fill up our tummy. Our food are simple and affordable.

#photos are from google image.

Vie bought this yesterday. I thought it was a good thing for my room.  I might purchase

this next time.Why not?

We shared stories about our daily life as a 20's. We admitted living in this age starting from 20's is where huge things just happen to you and is where you put yourself on your bed crying silently in your dreams. 

1. There are going to be a lot of things in life that are a pain. Suck it up and do them anyway and chances are you’ll feel better afterwards. These include: working out, taking your car to get the oil changed, scheduling appointments, and making that long overdue call to Grandma.
2. Everything that has happened to you has made you who you are today. Embrace both the good and the bad and know that there was a purpose for them both.
3. Kindness is crucial. You never know someone’s full history, so offer up a nice gesture to everyone you encounter.
4. You can never know enough. Take some time to engage in thoughtful conversations, read as much as you can, and watch something other than that Law and Order: SVU marathon (because, c’mon there are like 5 a week).
5. Elitism isn’t attractive. In fact, elitism is one of the ugliest trends plaguing our society.
6. Instead of avoiding conflict, face it head on. When you have wronged someone, own up to it and apologize. We’re adults now!
7. Create some time in your schedule that is devoted to doing nothing. There is no end goal and time cannot be spent answering emails, scrolling through social media, or folding laundry.
8. Laughing is the best possible catharsis.
9. Asking for help is not a sign of weakness.
10. No matter what happens, no matter how many people break your heart, no matter how many twists and turns life throws at you, you’re going to be just fine.

I believe we are not going to spend most of our time being a keyboarder/customer-oriented/ a dedicated person that always aim high. Just learn to compromise with time. There is always chances for us to spend time with somebody we love. We just need to be patience. It's tough but worth.

Our journey ends at 5pm, where I drove her back to her new place and went back home. Luckily it was a 10-15 minutes drive (depends on traffic). It was a nice time for me spending with my longest close friend although she still resides in Prince of Wales Island. People can just come and go, but close friends since primary are loyal ones. #thankyou #blessed #xoxo