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Excited!

After years and years and years of saving up, I finally decided it's time to break my piggy bank to buy a DSLR for myself :D My dad being my dad decided he'll get one for me instead. #lovemydad

Meet my new best friend / toy boy / boyfriend / baby. All in one :D

Nikon D3200

I settled on the Nikon D3200 because well I only really need an entry level DSLR for my usage purposes, and I have brand loyalty to Nikon. Also, the higher end DSLRs are still rather costly D:

 Testing testing at Courts

All my babies *lovey-eyed* 



Disclaimer: Everything is post-processed.. I really need to work on not over-doing my post processing. Once I start, I can't stop.

I can't wait to read The Alchemist too. It's been a book I really want to read, and it's something I need to read right now to gain some peace. The Chinese book is for me to get back in touch with my Chinese roots, and also because Chinese is really one of the most beautiful languages; More beautiful than English can ever be.
Eat, Pray, Love will be making the trip to Korea with me too.




My favourite ring :D





I bought pretty christmas cards from Pei Shi! :D
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