Song of the Week!

While I waited for the bus last night, I naturally hummed the tune of the song "Insufficient Love" by Raymond Lam. The thoughts of the "mysterious him" and the fun things we did in high school slowly flowed into my mind as well. The memories made me smile and I thought to myself, "He will always be a great friend," and it's not just him, I will always treasure all my friends from high school. Never will that change.

Enough said, Raymond Lam's "Insufficient Love"(or Love with No Regrets) is this week's Song of the Week!

A Regret

In the beginning, I remember telling myself that I'm very lucky to have found the person I truly like. However, it's no longer the case. Whenever I think of him now, it always starts off with a smile then ends with tears. It's been a painful journey, too painful for myself to handle. I am trying really hard to let him go, but will I succeed?

I have asked myself (qute a few times) if I regretted for falling for him and my answers were always "No." Sadly, I think that's about to change: I'm starting to not just regret it, but wishing to have not met him in the first place.

I wonder how things will unfold for me in the future. I suppose only time will tell...

Anime Con!

So, last week I mentioned that I was going to attend the Anime Con and I did with three high school friends! Setting off from McDonald's, we took the TTC to the Scarborough Centre RT Station. When we arrived, there were a lot of people; some sitting in the hallway, others dancing in huge groups. Not to my surprise, almost all the people there were in cosplay and it was as if we were the only ones who didn't! Like last year, the Anime Convention was held in the same room in the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. But don't misunderstand, I did have fun there and I'm not lying. The source of my happiness came from the appreciation that I was able to spend time with my high school friends since commencement, even though I was only with three of them.

Of course, I didn't just look around the room - I did get a little something for myself as a souvenir. What was it you ask? Well, I came across a booth and saw two NANA 2 cell phone charms: one was black and the other was pink. The black one represented Nana Osaki and the pink one represented Nana Komatsu (a.k.a. Hachi). The choice was quite easy to make. Since I don't like the colour pink, I chose the black one instead. The Fan Expo's coming up. I wonder if I'll be able to go...