♥ 新消息·新恋情·新希望 ♥

♥最近很多人都发现到我的新消息。
而且都是自己发现到的。
然后最夸张的是跟我讲：我们早就猜到了。
炸死我了，难道我是透明的？怎么让你们那么容易看穿？
还是还是，
我是故意的？xD

♥决定在这里大声讲了
告诉你
我跟ZB在一起了。 :D
有没有吓到有没有？（没有也要讲有，太多人讲没有了 TT）
*看到就inbox祝福我一下 :P*
我没有很大事宣传啦。
假假。装傻。也挺好玩的 。哈哈。
谁叫你们是我可爱的朋友。

♥他是我的知己，也是我的男朋友。;)
很幸福hor？我也这么觉得。
知己应该是其中最懂自己的人，最疼自己的人。;)
而且会比较迁就对方。

♥其实是我先喜欢他的，因为喜欢他的外表喜欢他的性格。
没有很美男，可是很有魅力
没有很完美，可是很有个性
可是我知道他喜欢别人，就让路咯，我不要自私然后变成挡路的那个人。
然后就没有放在心上，照样一起一大伙儿出来玩，偶尔讲一点话。
偶尔给我小错觉，可是我都认为因为我们是好朋友，所以没有去想很多。
因为我们这个圈子里的朋友都感情很好。:)

♥没有很主动，因为他说过目前的他不想要开始新的恋情。
大家也说过我们这群朋友就只能做好朋友，因为感情太好了。
而且我很胆小，如果告诉他了会不会以后连朋友都做不成呢？
这样的关系不是很好了吗？
他对我也很好很关心了...
只是，就有那么一点点、一点点的不甘心...

♥有一次为了要惊喜庆祝好朋友的生日，我就问他要怎样打算
然后就聊了很多，不知不觉变很熟去
就会每天有话从早上讲到晚上 O.O
然后有一天，他告诉我，"其实我已经把你当成知己了"。
不知所措 =.= 是有开心，难得别人那么看重自己嘛。
但是还是有那么一点点的不甘心
难道就停在这里？可是如果说了，就有一半的可能失去一个知己。和大家出来的时候也会很尴尬。
我告诉过他，我有个喜欢的人。
然后他鼓励我去告诉那个人，不要留下遗憾。LOL.
JM 说"看他最近好像对你有好感"。我知道，只是我很多时候会想太多。

♥那晚他以好朋友的身份陪我去看海。
吹着海风看着海浪也谈了很多东西。他一直追问我喜欢的人是谁，我要怎么说呢？
然后他说其实我一直给他错觉，让他以为是他自己。
然后的然后他说：其实，我是有一点喜欢你。
我白痴的回答：为什么？ =.=
最无聊的部分：到最后我也没有说出来。不懂，我认为自己越来越没胆。O.O
结果到了第二天他才弄清楚
然后才很正式地说好那天开始，把关系升级。:P
424 ;)

♥其实开始后我想了很多
因为我不是那种玩爽关系的人。就...如果不确定就不会正式开始，因为我认为感情很重要。
一个人单身的时候，要怎样跟几个人暧昧都没有错，要一口气喜欢几个人也没有错。
总之单身的时候，做什么都是自己的事，没有错。
可是开始后，特别是正式向身边的朋友公布后，我希望那种关系是认真的。
就会努力地经营，不是三两天就分手然后又开始新的。
认真 ≠  严肃，沉闷
认真 = 专一，用心

♥我懂以后如果分手，可能无法再做回那么好的朋友。
其实，我也真的不想有天失去我们本来要好的关系。
但我也懂，如果一直这样想，会不停错过很多的可能。
往好的方面想，如果把握着机会，也许可以获得永远。

♥如果因为怕分手的风险而不去冒险，那人生好没意思。:)
所以我决定听你的话去冒险~
请你好好珍惜我的心啦~
每一次付出真心，都是抱着很多希望，很多憧憬的，知道吗？
其实要开始一段感情，除非是假的，都不容易，都需要很大的勇气。
都需要能够接受分手的可能。
才能够完全投入。

♥何况我们有天会是远距离。

♥没关系
只要你肯陪我一起坚持
什么都不是问题 :)

♥我们一起努力。
祝我们可以一直这样幸福。:))
I love you. ♥

心里话-对不起

优柔寡断

是我的缺点。

特别是当要说一些会伤到人的话的时候。

因为除非是很生气那个人

不然我怎么能随便说狠话

可是有时候有些话一定要说。

最难的决定是放开一个完全没有做错而且还很疼你的人

我觉得很对不起

我也很难受

虽然哭了好久，可是该说的一定要说的

我不希望你自己突然发现

你宁愿我拖着你骗着你背叛你吗?

弄清楚了就要说清楚

不喜欢假装不喜欢拖拖拉拉

我不奢求你懂

可是只是要你知道我尽量了

是我的错

所以我不会勉强做回朋友

虽然

其实

我有点遗憾

我没有你想象的乖的好

对不起

不能给你我认为足够承担一段认真的感情的幸福。

说了

或许心里会比较一点点的舒服

谢谢你这几个月的陪伴

谢谢你对我的好

谢谢你喜欢过我

谢谢你这几个月把我放在最重要的位置

谢谢你疼我

谢谢你让我觉得很开心

谢谢你送我的祝福

我会好好的

我会照顾自己的

不用担心牵挂

好好去面对美丽的未来

时间是最好的解药。

祝你以后也会很很很幸福。 :')

喜欢你·冒个险·取舍

其实，我几天前就想写这个post了。我不是故意要6天什么鬼都不post的..@@

只是我想了很久很久还是写不出

当一个人有点烦恼，有点害怕的时候

会什么都写不出 :(

写完了，或许心里舒服一点。:)

我不喜欢冒险。:/

越长大，就越没胆。

因为顾虑得越多，担心得越多。

还没开始就害怕结束

还没得到就害怕失去

有时候宁愿保持这种朋友关系

宁愿就那么一点点的不甘心

也不想冒很大很大的险

说真心话

然后可能连朋友也不是。

我不喜欢分叉路。:/

越长大，就越不懂得取舍。

因为想多了，心软了。

常常想，这个人对我也蛮好的

如果选择不说出真心话

如果选择留下来

或许还是可以幸福的

因为他很懂我，了解我

是那种讲一半就听明白的懂

也疼我。

可是怎么就放不下你

怎么就还是不甘心

怎么就还是那么一点地执着

一点的不开心?

我不喜欢伤害别人。:/

我常常给人错觉

对不起

我也没办法伤害他们说我其实不是这个意思

对不起

但我没有给他错觉

因为当时的我觉得是对的感觉

当时的我相信我还很喜欢很喜欢他

就算发现到没那么多

我也很努力很努力培养

只是

我没办法

我很尽力了

我不懂要怎样才能避免伤害到他

可是我会尽量避免

因为不管怎样

也曾经很喜欢过

我不喜欢分不清。:/

分不清他，分不清你

分不清他

到底对他还有的余温是不是因为过去曾经很喜欢

然后现在被喜欢

曾经很想要

现在就伸手可得

是因为念旧

是因为曾经放不下

是因为曾经不甘心

分不清你

到底你是对我有好感

还是纯粹我想太多

其实，其实你只是扮演好朋友的角色

其实，其实是我自作多情

我不喜欢感觉脆弱。:/

讨厌被过去的感情影响

讨厌我的未来被乌云遮盖

讨厌每次考虑新的感情就会恐惧

就会想到过去

讨厌平时的多愁善感

讨厌时常的犹豫不决

讨厌不能克服对远距离的恐惧

讨厌不能给幸福一个大大的拥抱

讨厌想来想去还是不能真正快乐地过每一天

我喜欢你 :)

喜欢你常常可以弄我笑翻

喜欢你每次都耐心听我的心事

喜欢你沉默的样子，被我逗笑的样子

喜欢你很很很孝顺到我比不上

喜欢你驾车技术很厉害很放心

喜欢走靠近你有安全感

喜欢能够很相信你信任你

喜欢你的自信 + 一点的自恋

喜欢你会照顾自己 有分寸不会玩到忘我

喜欢你对未来有打算

我喜欢你 :)

喜欢你知道蛮多东西会很多东西

喜欢你会修理东西也会做早餐

喜欢你会很有理智地分析问题

喜欢你对好朋友讲义气能做到的就会帮他们

喜欢你文武双全的平衡

喜欢你偶尔的坏坏调皮

喜欢你有主见有自己的想法

喜欢你的阳光，特别在打篮球的时候

喜欢你生气别人的时候还是很有魅力

喜欢你没有形象的时候还是很有形象 :P

是我先喜欢你

然后你才喜欢我

是你先告诉我

然后我才告诉你

平等。:)

你之前说你已经把我当成知己

我也把你当成知己

有些知己已经进化成像兄妹关系

怎样都不可能发展

感觉很不对劲

有些知己

是因为先有好感

才刻意注意

才从朋友变知己

然后

才变成情人关系 :)

有时候

必须取舍

不管有多么难过

不舍得

还是怕回不去好朋友

还是要交代清楚

因为他有资格知道

有资格忘记

有资格放下

希望不要被辜负。

希望我做了对的决定。

I Will Not Chase Love (Poem Sharing)

This is just a poem I read from somewhere around the web. I love the imaging style of it, as well as the strong undercurrents of emotion beneath. Words will always be beautiful when they come from the heart. Very heartwarming. I felt it was really lovely and should be shared out.

Interesting how our most painful moments can inspire such wonderful words.

I Will Not Chase Love

Oh how the hallowed winds stretch across the moonlit sky

Beneath a thousand twinkling stars,

And Oh how my heart sings its' heartfelt cries

Where love again has left its' jagged scars.

The resounding drops of the morning rain

that doth pour out o'er heavenly days,

remind me of my silent pain

so buried beneath my tears of haze.

Love do not find me, nor look my way..

Send no angels from above...

For my heart has died and withered away

and will not chase love.

Wind o'er my head and gentle breeze

that brings loves' arrows to send,

stay atop the evergreen trees

while this heart o'mine I mend.

Oh Love that lingers in the little streams

sparkling atop the water's glassy smile,

quench not my thirst amidst my screams

and leave me be for a while.

"No" Love, I say to Thee

and I dare not speak of,

I bid you adieu from me

For I will not chase love.

For I will not chase love.

Oh to Thee, Him who paints the seas

I kneel and pray this day,

whil'st upon my knees

to ask why Thou has me betrayed?

With your sharp tongue and fists of steel

that has pounded my heart into three,

Love has shown me that pain is real

and can conquer me.

So "No" to love I yell and fight..

For I will not chase love,

I will not waste love

I will not face love...

But for you,

for you...

I just might.

- © Robert Hutchinson

<3

Pre-U Dilemma: A-Levels vs IB

This turned out to be quite a long post on why I did not choose other Pre-U programmes and also comparisons between A-Levels and IB. Correct me if I am wrong about anything. I am learning as I go. =)

I hope this is not any belated April Fool's joke on me. =.=

Besides having to consider which college to go to (mind you, there are more than 10 colleges in the KPM Bursary list for A-Levels), I have to face yet another Pre-U dilemma: the program.

I have always decided on A-Levels (primarily CAL) because in Malaysia it's the most popular Pre-U option that is internationally accepted, especially if you're looking at top UK unis (namely Oxbridge, LSE, UCL...)
Plus it has been around for ages and most people only know:

• Public Schools: STPM
• Private Colleges: A-Levels

Of course government still offer matriculation, but then you would need luck to get in (for non-bumiputras that is), and private colleges also offer IB, SAM, AUSMAT, NSWHSC, Canadian Pre-U, etc, but then the layperson (read: our aunties and uncles) would not know what the hell they are.

I can just imagine what my aunts would say: "Oh, you got 45points in IB? What does that mean?"
=.=""""
Not that I would really get 45. That's the full points for IB. Equivalent to all A* in A-Levels, or 4 flat in STPM, if you're wondering. Or maybe a tad harder than STPM, since now it's modular.

And also people would say that A-Levels is more respected and stuff, because it's the MOST popular Pre-U program globally, even though they stand equal in recognition and difficulty. IB is hardly the new kid, it was created in 1968, but then it is still a less-trodden path.
The structure, pros and cons will have to be explained to students and parents in greater detail.

Off the beaten track

How did I arrive at this crossroads of programs:
-I didn't want to do STPM because...I got the Bursary. Okay, that's a lie. I won't even want to do STPM if I didn't get the Bursary. Reason: I do hate studying in Malay. I can safely say my English is better than my Malay, so why study in a language you still can't master?
Plus they don't really have the subjects I want, which is a secondary reason. STPM is more for science-based subjects, although I know there are arts (humanities) students.

-I didn't apply for the matriculation because...I don't want to study locally. Yeah I know that sounds very unpatriotic and the common student, but then well, you can't deny the fact that local unis didn't even get into the top 400 unis in the world =.=. Imagine applying for a job and you're holding a UM degree and your rival is holding a degree from, say, LSE. Zzz.

Sorry if I sound unpatriotic here, I'm not disregarding the fact that local unis still provide good education and those with the capability will be able to get jobs no matter where they study at, because it's the attitude that counts. I'm just saying if that my dream is to fly overseas for studies and I wouldn't want to apply for matriculation and reject it if I got it later. That would be like so unfair to others who really want to get into matrics, especially doctor/dentist/pharmacist wannabes. You know. Since they have slimmer chances of getting scholarships to pursue their studies overseas compared to other degree choices.

-I didn't want to do Canadian Pre-U because I have not thought of really wanting to go to Canada. Same goes to all of the Australian Pre-Us, I have not thought of seriously considering Australia only. I know they're all globally recognized, but then if I'm looking directly at UK why not go for A-Levels, since it's the Pre-U for UK? That was before I got the Bursary. After that, well I can't do those pre-us even if I want to, since the Bursary only covers A-Levels/IB.

And it would've been so much easier if KPM only offered A-Levels in its Bursary. =.=
Then I wouldn't have to think soooo much.

Here's some differences between these two pre-u:

CAL (Cambridge GCE A-Levels): 

-Study 3 to 4 subjects ONLY.

-Emphasises depth within each subject discipline

-100% external assessment (100% exams)

-AS and A2 levels (generally students have 3 A2 and 1 AS subs)

-For students who already know what degree they want exactly in the future

-Recommended for students aiming for degrees with high science/math content and many fixed subject pre-requisites at A-Levels.

-Better chance of making the grades

-For exam-oriented students

-For students excellent in specific subjects (e.g: sciences only, or humanities only)

IB (International Baccalaureate):

-Study 6 subjects, plus a 4000-word Extended Essay, a Theory of Knowledge class and a 150-hour CAS (extra co-curricular activities and volunteer work)

-Emphasises breadth across a wide range of subjects

-Around 20% internal assessment (coursework) and 80% external assessment (exams)

-3 SL (standard level) subjects and 3 HL (high level) subjects

-For students who are still unsure about their future

-Recommended for students aiming for degrees that do not require fixed subject pre-requisites. 

-Better chance of proving their worth

-For students who want a more holistic programme

-For students who are all-rounders (can cope with sciences, humanities, arts, commerce, languages...)

Based on above it is evident that CAL and IB cater to two different types of students, and one is actually not harder/more prestigious than the other. CAL is suited for exam-oriented students (I admit that's me, that's the education system in Malaysia) and students who have passion mainly in one stream/are not balanced, meaning that they might score badly in languages while fare much better in sciences.

IB on the other hand is a very balanced program in that you have to pick a subject from each different group, so you have to actually be good across the different streams, although you do not need to be good in ALL the subjects offered, just the ones you chose. Plus there is about 20% internal assessment so one should be consistent in the work given.

It has been said often enough that the IB is more about an ethos of an educational style, while A-levels place more emphasis on individual subject knowledge.

Now I don't know what I am more suited toward. I'm really exam-oriented, but I also have a range of interests. I might be able to cope with different streams of subjects, but I am wondering about the group projects and oral presentations which are part of the assessments. Plus I'm a bit scared that it would be difficult to get over 40 out of 45 IB points, whereas you just need 3 As (preferably with A*s) in A-Levels. For IB though you need to get perfect score of 7 in all 6 subs (42) plus 3 points from TOK and EE.

OMG

>.< But then I also know that IB is a well-balanced programme that will shape students more effectively and also prepare me better for university. You know. Thesis writing, communication and soft skills, etc.

Oh well. Still two months for me to decide.
Let's hope I make up my mind by that time! (and hope I won't regret whichever programme I choose)

Searching For My Academic Sanctuary Part 2 -Taylor's Sri Hartamas

Day 3 (Tuesday):
JM and YP went back already, so I went to Taylor's with Mom only. >.< Anyway I went to the Sri
Hartamas campus because they had this Experience Day for Bursary students, and since I was still at KL, I went. Mom wanted me to go anyway, since she said it would be a great way to clear up any confusion regarding the Bursary and stuff.

I was warned about the all-year-long winter season at the campus (which is equal to inside the building) but I had no idea it was so freaking cold. =.=
*shivers*
So what I did there in a nutshell was to attend three CAL classes (Phy, Bio and Lit), tour the accommodation, had lunch, heard a bit about the extra co-curricular stuff, as well as had a Q&A session.

-Classes were so far okay. We went to the Physics class first, where I sat with three girls, two of them who talked lots to me. The people there were quite fun, they had an interesting argument with the Physics teacher about one of the questions in their trial paper. It reminded me of high school, (more of CHC because SHHS students don't argue much about exam questions >.<).

-Then a Lit student picked me up after and we went to Lit class. I'm not sure if it's the imbalance in gender (only two boys there who were sooo quiet) but the atmosphere was more tense and, I don't know, sort of like really serious.
The teacher was quite nice, and they had discussions on their essay papers, but then everything was conducted in a serious manner which kind of scared me. I don't like the atmosphere, to be honest. I rather prefer people who are productive and have witty, intelligent discussion yet crack jokes and fool around at the same time.
That particular class scared me to the point of reconsidering Humanities subs, omg.

-Then the Lit senior sent me back to Biology class, which was the same class as Physics. When I went in they were having a discussion on their exam paper, about cholera and why there are more cases of it in less developed countries. General knowledge, I can answer the questions without Biology knowledge. xD. The fun part was when they started "arguing" with the teacher again about their answers and why she marked them wrong.

I don't know, I sort of enjoy the banter and the lively atmosphere more. Maybe WQ would prefer the Lit class, I think she would like the quietness and studious (albeit a bit too frigid) atmosphere.

I even met one of my CHC seniors, can you believe it? She was from choir, which I actively joined while I was at CHC. She was the pianist and really good at it. ;) I recognized her since Physics and remembered her name and everything, but didn't tell her. She was the one who asked me if I was previously from CHC after Bio. Haha. Guess I did make an impression back then. :P

We had a tour of the accommodation at Puncak Prima, which is just across the road. The unit we were shown was not a standard unit, but an extra fully-furnished one Taylor's rented due to unavailable spaces. It looked quite cosy, but then the bedroom we saw was kinda small AND the girl had to share with another girl. Hmmm. But then I heard the accommodation at Sri Hartamas is super expensive. One unit can cost up to RM3000 per month rental. O.O

Then we had lunch at a Japanese fusion restaurant in the mall. We get to choose anything on the menu and all paid for. <3 I think my lunch cost over rm20, a glass of mocha cost RM8 my God. Zzz.
I was sitting at the table where the principal was sitting, so all of us at the table had a lively chat with her. She is Canadian and really nice, just transferred here in January and very interested + active in the college's activities.

Later we went back to the seriously cold lecture room (okay I guess the Bio lab was much colder) where we watched a presentation on the extra co-curricular activities held at the campus. (not very much excited by it mainly because I was never very active during high school and there was no club that I was even remotely interested in anyway). Well I hope things will change because I think that extra activities are important in personal statements.

Day ended with a Q&A session. :)
The principal assured me that I would be able to have a single room xD to myself instead of having to share with others. Haha that's good, since I have a phobia of having to share rooms with others (especially when I don't know them yet. I can only live within close proximity with best friends whom I have known for more than a year. And who doesn't have gross habits. >.<)

Taylor's sounded quite okay to me. Convenience is taken care of since the mall and the college are interlinked inside, and if we're staying at Windsor (the tower where the college is at), then rooms are also interlinked (will never have to see the sun again LOL). Subject choices for CAL...well there is a combination that I might be interested in. And I get a single room. Well.
(Am praying for a Windsor room, because I've heard from seniors how freaking awesome it is compared to Puncak Prima)

Here's the main problem now.

I suddenly heard more about IB, and now confused between IB and A-Levels.
Oh dear.
Now college choice is more or less settled, here comes the confusion between pre-u programs. Zzz.

Shit.
More about that in another post.

Searching For My Academic Sanctuary Part 1 -HELP and Sunway

Wahaha. What a weird title. I guess it should just be a simple:

COLLEGE VISITS

Something like that. xD

Well anyway. Since I was already at KL, I figured that I might as well pay a visit to those colleges that I am interested in, notably HELP, Taylor's and Sunway. I did consider MCKL, but then someone from the Petronas interview told me that there are many part-time lecturers there (valid since he's studying there) and I've also heard that before, plus my uncle didn't have time to bring me there, so I chose only to go visit three colleges (one for each day, in fact).

Day 1 (Sunday): This is the day after the Petronas interview. JM and YP were having their own interviews today, so I had nothing to do 'cause mine's already over. Mom came down by bus on Saturday evening, so today we visited HELP in the afternoon.

We only went to the main campus because the one over at Wisma HELP wasn't really open on Sundays. HELP main campus is sort of inside, you have to go underground and then go up to the ground floor to reach it. There isn't a main door, I don't know why. Finding it was kind of hard, LOL. It was tucked away at an obscure corner. I can understand why many people said the main campus sucks. Environment-wise, well not impressive at all. It's like in an office building, without an actual college area/ a feel of college. It felt business-like.

I think the environment over at Wisma HELP (some distance away) where they conduct the A-Levels classes will be better. I considered HELP at first because it has all the subject choices I want, even History (something that is SO rare seriously). And the classes are very flexible, you can choose anything as long as they are not on the same row (else they'll crash). For Taylor's they already have subject packages which you have to take up. HELP's subject combinations are definitely much more flexible.

Something else that I didn't like about HELP: Bursary students are given accommodation at HELP Residence, which is a twin-sharing room at a hostel. Well, accommodation-wise I must say that its competitors are offering much better places to stay. But the main thing is, we have to walk from the hostel to the main campus (about 3mins walk away), then take shuttle bus from there to Wisma HELP to attend classes. Back and forth. Everyday. OMG. That's the biggest problem here >>> convenience.

Don't get me wrong, I still like HELP for its awesome subject flexibility and I've heard the classes are really much more flexible than Taylor's and such. Plus they have a lot of successful students who went to top unis all over the world, and for Edexcel A-Levels I think HELP is the pioneer college in Malaysia offering it. By the way it's the final year they are conducting Edexcel (switching fully to CAL next year), so people who want very much to do A-Levels the Edexcel way should seriously consider HELP, as they're very pro in that particular system. Of course there's always MCKL for Edexcel, if you don't mind the rules and dress code and stuff. :)

But then. Convenience is an issue for me.
At night YP and JM went out to dinner with me. We ate at Fish & Co, where I had salmon ;).

Day 2 (Monday): JM and YP were going home today. We went to visit Sunway together. :) My uncle dropped us at the college (tried to find the college because we didn't know it's university+college+international school all in one =.=)

But then there were those signs once inside the compound with directions, so it was all right. :) So first of all we visited the office, where we sat through an explanation of the A-Levels (of which I already knew). Then we took the loooooong canopy walk from the college to Sunway Monash Residence, the accommodation for Bursary students. It was a very long walk, to be honest. 15 minutes and not yet including time spent going through the Monash University to get to the Residence. I think we spent more than 20 minutes. There are shuttle buses in the morning and at night, but then it would be hell if I were to forget something and left it in my room. =.=

Canopy walk was okay, there are guards stationed along the walk so safety is taken care of. And the room is awesome, it's like a hotel room omg. :D There's a flat-screen TV and a mini fridge in every room, with air-conditioner usage, and it's a SINGLE room. There are 8 rooms in a unit, so 8 people will be sharing one unit, but then it won't feel crowded because the layout is specially built as a hostel style. The unit is large. :) And they have such amazing bathrooms. <3

Convenience is still an issue for me here. Distance between college and accommodation is waaaaay too far. Plus the ultimate: they don't offer the subjects I want for A-Levels. :( I am looking at Humanities subs, and all they're offering are Maths, Econs, Law, Accounting, Business and Psychology. Out of all of them, only Maths and Econs are strong subjects. The rest are weak, as in not so respected in the eyes of Ivy League/Russell Group unis, except maybe Psychology which is partially strong. But then, I need at least three really strong subs to even be considered an offer. And they couldn't let me pick Sciences like Biology. :( So...

Afterward we took another canopy walk to Sunway Pyramid. Another seriously loooong walk, past Sunway Lagoon. >.<
I'll become a skeleton soon. Lol.
Had lunch at Pyramid and then sent YP and JM on their way home. ;)

Will be posting up Day 3 (Taylor's college visit) in Part 2.
Stay tuned,