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Thursday, December 30, 2010 at 23:10
Out of the many celebrations in a year, my favourite is new year eve.
it's not exactly the most joyous and fun holiday. In fact, new year eve is not even a holiday.
But i love new year eve.
because it marks an end and at the same time, people look forward to a brand new start.
and there's fireworks.
pretty pretty fireworks.
i love fireworks.
i love new year eve.