The Kagay White Water Rafting Experience!

I was rummaging through my things when I came upon the CD that was given to us by Kagay. The contents of this CD was to commemorate our first-ever water rafting. We did this activity last March, and I got this CD only about a month ago.

Some of the pics are shown below:

the first picture taken before we "set sail"--

our one of the first encounters with the angry river--

taking a very short break from the challenge and doing the high five!--

one of the most candid shots taken, we looked so giddy here!--

taking yet another break..--

paused just in time for a short pose--

we entered a small cave; it was a bit scary, i admit--

and of course, to complete the before-and-after shoot (yep, we got out there alive!)--

We had a lot of fun! So much that we got very tired and headed straight to our pension house to sleep. I wish we could do another of these extreme activities. Hoping for another break from our stressful work! :D

Migrating.

I think it would be nice to work outside the country. I already know a few people who are. And honestly, I envy them.

You know, it's so me if I would talk about these types of things. I am really good at imagining things and experiences, even as a kid. When an individual at a young age has these thoughts, the adults would call it "daydreaming".

It really feels good to think about things that you would want to happen. Like imagining yourself with your so-called "crush" in high school. Or having all of the toys or books that you want, but not the type that parents can only afford to buy.

If you were like me when I was young, then you would know what it would feel like if I got what I want. I was not spoiled by my parents. Even though I was the only girl, the sibling that was spoiled the most was my youngest brother.

Then you would understand the feeling I have towards having an ambition. Of course, we all have our own ambitions, how little they are or how normal we are. It's just that sometimes, our ambitions clash with the others. But, all is well, as the 3 Idiots movie cast would say.

Anyways, here I am, thinking about going abroad. The best place that I would want to go to and work my ass off? I only have 2 choices so far: New York and Paris.

Why? Reason most probably because these places are amazing to go to. And movies nowadays feature these places. I mean, it always lets me think that it would be great to live in these places because of what they're showing. Especially in NYC. I dunno but, a bustling city is my thing. I like to be in that kind of environment. I would want to live alone in a flat, hop aboard an elevator to reach my room, ride the subway to go to work, etc.

Maybe I'm just addicted to these types of movies.