i am yihshin, and i'm from planet Earth.
i found myself rather mediocre, a very typical Chinese girl - small eyes, flat nose, short etc. i am only 157.2cm. i am lazy, slightly retarded, passive, emotional, pessimistic, long-winded, reckless, indecisive, irresponsible, clumsy and... (running out of vocabulary). I'm a typical Taurus, conservative, possessive and pigheadedly stubborn.
i found myself rather mediocre, a very typical Chinese girl - small eyes, flat nose, short etc. i am only 157.2cm. i am lazy, slightly retarded, passive, emotional, pessimistic, long-winded, reckless, indecisive, irresponsible, clumsy and... (running out of vocabulary). I'm a typical Taurus, conservative, possessive and pigheadedly stubborn.
i use my right hand to write, hold badminton racket/remote control/mouse, but i use my left hand to answer phone calls, hold chopsticks/colour pencils/scissors/knife/cup/keys etc. Are you confused? Nevermind, I use both hands to play the piano :)
they said when God closes a door, somewhere He opens a window. i pretty much agreed with this. i'm not good in sports at all, but i can swim... i suck in art, but i love stitching. i couldn't sing, but i enjoy playing the piano. that aside, i'm really good in spoiling things (did not do it on purpose tho), procrastinating, remembering directions of places, remembering names and texting.
sometimes when I'm not emo, i actually laugh out really loud.
i love photography, music, food, books, more books, beaches, teddy bears, my family, my pet turtle, ducks and Milo. i dislike thunders, smokers, dogs, cats, snakes, slow internet connection, packed trains/buses, traffic jam and poeple who is late. I suck in saying no to reject people.
my greatest ambition is to become a globe trotter one day.
i am now a work and holiday visa holder in Australia!!! this is by far the most courageous thing i've ever done and i'm happy to have melbourne as my temporary home.. :) no one could resist the city that has been voted as one of the most livable cities in the world, i love melbourne very much! weather could be a bit crazy though, as fickle as women but that's what makes melbourne unique. i work in a shanghainese-owned cafe as a helper. i am also a novice barista (latte? flat white or me? XD) i know i could be sitting comfortably in an air-conditioned office doing a repetitive corporate cubicle job instead of this physically intensive job. but the whole experience is just different and i just had to do this for myself or i would regret. i'm glad i did. because it is an unforgettable journey. :)