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Hello, It's 2016

It's almost the middle of the month already and the year just started!
Things are going alright. 
Got some really nice presents for Christmas :D
And a new phone to start off the new year. The Huawei G8. It's so nice! Just having a little trouble getting a proper matte gel case for it. 
For about a week now I've been wanting to blog about so many things but now that I'm actually typing, nothing's coming to mind.
I made scones for breakfast this morning. Was going through pictures of cakes and muffins on Instagram right after I woke up and was craving for something sweet. So I figured since I can't buy it I might as well bake it. Scones, apricot jam and clotted cream. I've had about 5 of those since this morning and it's almost 7 in the evening now. 
Gave the doggies a bath. They're both knocked out. Opus looks so much like Toothless now it's so difficult to be cross with her whenever she jumps all over us at home.
Can't stop thinking about all the exams I'll have to take once I start my housemanship. It's going to be one hell of a ride.
Been watching this series called The Royals. So scandalous. Anarchy in the Monarchy. That's the tagline. And their British accent omg. So torn between William Moseley and Tom Austen. They're both so damn good looking my goodness.
Got my Vaio back yesterday. Apparently the camera has gone kaput and it's nearly 500 bucks to fix. The technician reformatted it and videos are playing just fine now. Really hope this lasts me another 4 to 5 years or so. Can't afford to keep spending unnecessarily. 
Other than that things are pretty much the same. Not doing too great health wise but yeah that's part and parcel of postings I suppose. 
Hope my birthday this year is another memorable one. About a month or so to go :D
More next month perhaps.
:)

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