'Tis the season to be jolly

In conjunction with the Christmas spirit, everyone's sounding all musey and pensive on their blogs. I personally prefer reflecting on the year and making new vows on Christmas Day rather than New Year's. Yep, I'm a huuuugeeeeeee fan of Christmas. Not just because it marks the birth of my Lord Jesus Christ, but I love the harmony it brings to Christians and non-Christians alike. There's something so valuable about that one time of the year. Shoppers are happy because there are sales, kids are happy because they get loads of gifts, familes are happy because it's a time for reunions, and everyone else is happy because the lights, sounds and joy that Christmas brings just rubs off on you. That's how unstoppable the Christmas spirit is.

I have had time to think about things that have been bothering me. I've buried the hatchet with Suan and things are really looking up. I've finally got myself a flat. I'm still in the process of moving in but once everything's done I promise there will be pictures! I wrote down alot of things that I am thankful for the other day to remind myself not to take things for granted. I'm still working on my temper and perhaps one day, I will actually be able to lose gracefully. There are other things, but I'm still taking it one step and much prayer at a time.

This is a picture of the view in Earls Court at 3.30 pm. The little white speck in the middle is the moon. It looked bigger and absolutely beautiful that day; unfortunately camera phones don't capture all that.


And I snapped this of Eugene at Bayswater station. He looks really good so I thought I'd post it. Heeheehee.