What have I done during the winter break

I guess this is going to be long post and of course I don't think I'll be able to complete this in a day since my uni has already started and I should focus my studies more during this busy hour.

During my 1 month break, I did not study (of course not since it was holiday). I didn't know what to do and the holidays were too short to get a part time job for myself. I've been thinking a lot during my exam period of what am I going to do once the exams were over, but these thoughts were usually forgotten when you're really in your holidays.

By the way, I've spent 6 days of my holidays to Hong Kong and Macau because we got cheap flights which it only cost us 98 ringgit! Isn't that cheap enough?

At the last two days in Hong Kong, I received my official result through sms while I was having my breakfast somewhere near to my hotel. I thought of going back to my hotel and get the WiFi so I can check it at 9 am sharp. BUT! I've forgotten that I already subscribed the result-through-sms thing :O

It really freaked me out because I received the message at 8.45 am and I did not prepare myself mentally nor physically.

However, my result wasn't as bad as what I thought, or maybe I should express it in this way, I DID NOT FAIL ANY OF THE UNITS. I was extremely satisfied as I thought I was going to fail one of the unit, which I thought it was the hardest among all, physiology.

Now it proves me right for not taking medicine, because I really hate it. I hate how much I need to memorize, I hate for being so shortened memory about all what I've studied. I fully enjoyed myself while I was in Hong Kong and I really glad I've made it.

I really have no idea who to appreciate. Perhaps me, myself? For having so much determination during the past 12 weeks.

Here are some of the photos I took while travelling in Hong Kong.

First day

At KLIA 2

This is ozy :)

Me ;)

My pre-booked meal on board

Ngeheh

Okay, here's the unfortunate story we encountered after we landed in Macau:

Before boarding, or days before boarding, news were reporting about typhoon heading to Hong Kong-Taiwan area and I actually felt insecure about it because thousand thoughts appeared in my mind, what if the typhoon hits the plane, will I be dying from it? What happens to my family after I die? What happens if the plane went missing like MH 370 and found months later? What happens if the plane got sunk into the sea and my corpse is nowhere to be found?

I was praying all time while I was in the plane, at 36000 feet above the sea level.

Fortunately, I landed safely at Macau International Airport. We carried our heavy luggage and headed to the ferry pier which was located right next to the airport. It was drizzling as we were rushing over, but all the piers were closed down because HK came out with the black signal (which was the No 8 black storm signal), so we had to make a decision right at that moment.

We asked several information counters and they said it was impossible for the piers to be reopened in a day, and the fastest would be tomorrow. We had no choice, but to book hotel on the spot, using the airport's wifi. I brought debit card, which I initially doubted that I can use it while I was in overseas but luckily yes! It did! So glad that I managed to book a hotel which wasn't overpriced.

We stopped a cab in front of the exit of the airport and showed the driver to where the hotel located at. The wifi stopped working! We panicked. But he still managed to find the hotel for us because he knew that place.

He told us that Macau was having No 3 storm at that moment, but I don't feel dangerous because it was more like a strong wind than a storm, I pretty much enjoyed the weather as I thought it would be really hot in Macau and Hong Kong as the season I went was during summer.

Reached the hotel - Best Western Sun Sun Hotel which was located near a convenient shop. It was okay for us since we were only decided to stay there for a night for the bad weather, then we'll be moving on the Hong Kong the next day.

Here's the photo of the hotel lobby showing that it was having typhoon No 3 at that moment.

After leaving all those luggage in the hotel, I called my mum and informed her about my safety then we went out and hunt for food! Since it was already late, shops were all closed, and we went to 7 eleven for hot cup noodles heh :)