I need a vacation. So many places, so little time. What to do? At least coming up with a few steps will help restless me.
Step 1: Choosing the perfect location
I doubt there's really the perfect spot. Almost everywhere is good to go, as long as you got the cash. Fortunately for people born with a silver spoon, they go to any part of the globe as they wish. As for me, I'm glad to be on the road or traveling to somewhere, anywhere. For starters maybe somewhere nearby, that I can afford. I've spent more than I should for this month for some valid reasons hehee
That is why you need to VOTE for me. For those of you who aren't in my Facebook, click HERE :) Your support will be greatly appreciated.
Now let's see, my choices will be:
a. Bangkok
For overdose of shopping. I went earlier this year with my family and I'm missing the shopping paradise already.
b. i) Phuket
Never been to Phuket, but I know I'll love it.
or
ii) Pattaya Island Islands are the best places plus they're both in Thailand anyway.
What about.. c. Bali WooHOO! Now that's a spot I've been looking forward to. Just waiting for the right moment with the right company.
or
d. Melbourne Of course to visit my beloved friends over there. Miss them hell loads! Would love to explore the in-places and hotspots there too. Not forgetting the beaches!! :)
Step 2: Talking to the parents/guardian
This may be easy for some but note that some parents are paranoid, really paranoid. My parents are definitely not one of them, not because they don't care but it's because they trust me. I'm thankful for that. Being an only child isn't always the best thing and gaining independence may not be easy but I got it all covered.. i think hehe.
Once the permission has been granted, it's time to Step 3: (Note: Only for middle class people such as the writer of this post) Try your luck for some cash Or maybe some sponsorship.
Step 4: Book/Purchase your air ticket and accommodation
Step 5: Search for more info on your opted destination See what documents you need, what nice places to visit and things to do (you don't want to look lost). Check the currency and prepare your cash. and OFF YOU GO :) If only.
***** Anyway, here are more pictures from past events.
Supporting my cousin, Klarissa :)
More pictures:
At Zouk of course, and it's one of the rare times you'll see a smoke-free Zouk.
Supporters with their creative works Some even had their own banners printed out
Nice to see that Aunties still enjoy clubbing. I remember my first time clubbing when I was 12- a cousin's birthday celebration where I accompanied my mum :)
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