I've said bye-bye to 2005 and the bad moments it gave me with it. Well, 2005 was not a good year for me at all. Well, it was good until school started and bad luck started to rear its ugly head. Misery and frustration pursued me and embraced me and completely loved me although I showed no sign of loving them back. Grr...my life is so pathetic. I am so pathetic. What did I do te deserve all these? Or, do I really deserve it? Anyway, I think I'm gonna stop with this self-pity drama for a while.
Here, I've made a list of resolutions for 2006. Hmm...seems just like yesterday when Miss Jen made us write our New Year's Resolutions for 2005 in the back of our English test paper. Oh well, time flies...even when you're not having fun at all. Anyway, the list:

1. Banish all the laziness within my body.
-This has always been the first in my New Year's Resolutions for like, every year. Actually, until last year, this has only been my New Year's Resolution. Oh well...
2. Try to understand Geometry.
-It's good that my grade is a line of eight here(although it's still my lowest). But I want to really understand it with great profundity. Good luck to me, then. I've always hated Math. What's the point of it? Why can't we all just study English and books?
3. Finish the Dark Tower series.
-This needn't be a resolution. I will most definitley finish all seven of the Dark Tower books. I am currently on the third book now, The Waste Lands and I still lack the sixth and the seventh books. I guess I could say that I'm really hooked on it right now. In fact, I dreamed that I was a gunslinger one night last week. Like all the other dreams that I had, it's complicated and weird but I was still a gunslinger in the dream. Pretty cool, although I can't imagine myself firing a gun...
4. Try to make the most of my time.
-Whatever...
5. Pray really hard so that I can 'breakaway' and leave for Australia with my family.
-I envy the people I know who have managed to 'breakaway' out of this...this place and had left for other, progressive countries. Like Andy, for example, and two of my schoolmates who left for England. Oh, how lucky are they? Very, very lucky indeed.
6. Learn to play a musical instrument.
-I'm going to learn how to play the guitar on summer.
7. Learn more English terms.
-Georgia Nicolson had really been a great help. Hmm...it's been quite a while since I've read a book in a British accent. I used to do that. I used to read Hitty: Her First Hundred Years aloud with a Brit accent.
8. Sleep early.
-Oh, holy crap! It's almost 1:30 in the morning now. I might as well turn in now.