"Breaking Dawn"

I'm back in Cyberjaya!

Actually, I've been back since Friday, but I was just too lazy to update, and I'm breaking my promise on posting events that happened in Indonesia because i left the pictures on my dad's laptop.

Tomorrow - well, TODAY, actually. It's 3.38 a.m already - is the first day of class. Why on Tuesday? Well, it's because I have no classes on Monday. Whoop-tee-do!

I'm excited about it and terrified at the same time. And to top it all up, the first class is Financial Accounting Reporting II - the most dreaded subject of this semester.

Wish me luck guys *kneels and pray*.

Okay, on to other things. I was totally wrong. I'm not over Twilight yet. My enthusiasm was simply suppressed during the holidays because I had no one to share the excitement and anticipation of New Moon with. Not to mention the constant crooning of Edward Cullen/Robert Pattinson. It's gotten so bad, that everything in my life, everything I see can somehow be connected to Twilight!

And it's getting harder to differentiate Robert Pattinson and Edward Cullen, because they've seem to mash together and become one person! Now my roomate, Rara, and I are having major slip ups by calling him as "Edward Pattinson" or "Robert Cullen" - its maddening!

Do you guys notice how I seem to write with better grammar and spelling?

Well, it's all thanks to Kaleb Nation and his very entertaining website, The Twilight Guy. Guys, you really should check it out. He's the same age as me, but he's accomplished so much, I'm jealous and impressed at the same time!

Because he pointed out that it was quite annoying to write in bad spelling and grammar, I decided to brush up mine. He's an English major, fyi.

Not that I can't write proper English - a skill that MANY people seem to lack here in MMU, it's shocking! How did you guys manage to pass the English test? - but I just speed-write in my blogs, so I don't really pay attention to what I write and how I write it. Until now, that is.

I mean, we should preserve the use of good English and not get caught up in all those abbreviations and jargon's that young people use these days. Don't let our English depreciate! I mean, that is SMS language, in blogging, proper English is much easier to understand.

So thank you Kaleb Nation for inspiring me to write properly! :D

To show my appreciation, I've added his link on the sidebar and I've voted him as one of the best Twilight websites. If you're a Twilighter, you definitely have to visit his site and his YouTube channel. I mean, that kid's got talent!

Plus, if you have time, go check out his upcoming book "Bran Hambric: The Farfield Curse" at this website. See Kaleb, I'm promoting you!

See the impact of Twilight? Stephanie Meyer has created an epic chain reaction to people around the world. People are so affected by Twilight, it has inspired bands to write songs about it - check out Mitch Hansen Band and The Bella Cullen Project - it inspired people to create websites, merchandises and new friendships around the world.

Literally, around the world, because not only has it affected America, but Indonesia as well, which is like a gazillion miles away from where Stephanie lives, plus the book is translated to Indonesian in the quickest record - faster than Harry Potter!

Twilight also brought me back to life from my 'zombie-like' state last semester. Now I have something to look forward to. Now I'm inspired to be better, to accomplish something.

Dawn is approaching my unmotivated life and I'm welcoming it with wide, open arms.

New semester with five tough, boring and mind-boggling accounting subjects?
Bring it on!