Dear F,
Yesterday I managed to change the car headlight by myself, and I feel very proud of the good job done. Initially I wanted to go to the mechanics with the light bulb that was given by the previous car owner. But I decided to go online and find websites and videos about how to change it myself. It appears that it was possible, and I gave it a go.
It was not as easy as I thought as there was limited space to move around without any torchlight on. And then, I remembered that there was a comment by someone online to look at the car owner manual. Surprisingly, there was a section on the topic with diagram step by step! And it was easy. Imagine the money I saved!
Also last night, I went to Movie World's Fright Night. The theme park was turned into a dark creepy place where there are random zombies in the smokes and fogs appearing out of no where to growl and scare you. Then there were the four different themed maze. The designs were cool, and of course there are the random people poking out to give everyone a good scare. It would have been great if I calmed down and just enjoy the props and sets, but honestly, I am not brave enough even though deep down we know it was all fake. I just want to reach exit as soon as possible. We were asked to put our hands on the person in front's shoulder, and I think I gave the strangers in front of me quite a hard squeeze especially when I am scared. One of the guys said at least I do not have long fingernails! I thought I would be less timid by the time I have done the fourth maze. It was easier when you were the last few ones, and that you already knew what would happened when the people in front of you experienced it before you do. But being the last one on the fourth maze, is still not comfortable especially one of them kept following me.
There were lots of people queuing up for the maze. There were also people dressing up in Halloween type costumes. Some random normal people tried to scare at me too! WTH, just because I look timid and am alone, doesn't mean you can just bully me. Anyway, it would be better, if I went with a bunch of friends, but too bad no one could or was interested to come. I didn't any rides, but managed to finish the maze and saw one performance show. There was another earlier one but I totally missed that.
I hope that I have become less timid after this. Going alone and manage to get through the mazes means I am not that hopeless right? There is still so much thing in life that I need to learn.
Rarr,
jyc
