the aftermath
Posted by Oz - 29/02/08 at 11:02 am
And so my birthday is over and I’m now twenty-five years old. So many things happened. Many people came over at my place, some are close me, like my friends whom I personally invited. But I was quite surprised to see some people whom I don’t even really know. My aunt invited a few distant relatives and new friends that they introduced to me. I’ve been thinking, is twenty-five old or what? Oh I could hear a lot of people saying no, of course there are so many of you out there who are much older than I am. Anyway, age doesn’t matter, what really matters is the wisdom that we’ve gained through the years. Alright, so I’m not longer a kid. For me twenty-four was still like being fourteen and all that, but now I have to take things even more seriously, most especially with my older brother getting married this June, which means I will play a bigger role and carry heavier loads of responsibility from then onwards. People have been asking me this hot seat question about settling down and all that. Well, it’s not that I don’t want to get married, Oh well, not just yet I guess. There’s someone special whom I’d like to spend the rest of my life with, but perhaps now isn’t the right time yet, maybe in a few years or so, who knows? As early as now I’ve been going over Home Insurance Quotes since I’m planning to move out and build my own house. Well, I think you can’t really call it moving out since my family has already migrated to another country, and with Gervais getting married, I’m the only one left at home. Although, it’s still different if I have a house that I could call my own. I’ve been living independent for the past three years already, I worked so hard just to be able to buy my own car, I’ve been helping my older brother Gervais in managing our family business after my parents migrated. Since then, I’ve been paying for my own bills like that of my phone bills, electricity consumption, Credit Cards as well as my Car Insurance, and etc. I think my parents are happy to see that I’m no longer the semi-irresponsible kid that I used to be. Twenty-five years of living in this world has been great for me, and I hope things would get even better in the years to come.
