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Review of 2012 Posts

As I was looking through those blog posts I've composed in the past, I've found myself indulging in my own 'public diary' from the year when I was gonna face my secondary school ultimate exam - the Malaysian Education Certificate (a.k.a. SPM).

Firstly, I would like to thank every single person that is directly or indirectly involved in my blog posts. Also, I wish to apologise to those whom I've provoked or offended as I'll try to be more sensible and maybe not being that idle like what you might observe in my posts in my first year of blog posts. (or maybe I won't)

Now, here's my current take on some of my posts in the past ...
1. 'Moral Education' (Jan 2012): It's still awkward that the situation hasn't changed much, except the fact that last year, the candidates sitting for the SPM were stunned by the overwhelming questions involving Creative and Critical Thinking Skills along with Higher Order Thinking Skills mixed together.

2. 'Manchester City' (Jan 2012): Well, Manchester City is going quite strong up front now, whereas their neighbours ............

3. ''Bright' Star' (Jan 2012): According to my observations, there comes a time that a child will start to grow up ... and he's in it right now (although I haven't seen his videos recently) ...

4. 'Political Reasoning' (Jan 2012): I must have thick nerves to say so. To my previous self in that particular period, just let my grandma to accept the money, she needed it though ...

5. '1st Album' (Jan 2012): Please, Tay, I have high hopes on you on your next album ...

6. 'Yourself' (Feb 2012): I appreciate those self-talk moments ... and it's kinda still with me, but we're doing it differently.

7. 'American Singing Competitions' (Feb 2012): Still declining to date ... If Eurovision is aired here, I'm gonna watching it ...

8. 'Suarez' (Feb 2012): He's doing good these days ... but he needs to do better against top teams though ... Anyway, he's behaving well too ...

9. 'Education Fair' (Mar 2012): Advice for SPM leavers: Do know what do you really want to do before heading into a course, because you might actually regret for paying hefty sum of money to private institutions while studying something you don't even wanna do in the future either. (There may be exclusions though).

10. 'To Them' (Mar 2012): To those whom I've mentioned 'them' in the post, I just wanna clarify that I'm just a little socially inept and I do have some topics that are incoherent of y'all's common interests ... So maybe it seemed like I could not enter the group in terms of chatters ... Sorry for that, but I'll improve ...

11. 'Abu Dhabis' (Mar 2012): I must be very wounded up over the dominance of Arabian businessmen ... I'm still not satisfied about their wealth, but at least they're keeping a little bit down ...

12. 'Politics' (Mar 2012): I'm still root for non-politicians for a minister post, but I do not have a solution towards this idea ......

13. 'To Them (Pt.2)' (Apr 2012): Still worrying about Liverpool even they're better than the past few seasons ...

14. 'Straight A+' (Apr 2012): Heck, am I so cocky and arrogant that moment? ... I'm doing the nearly exact opposite for my A Levels ...

15. ''Stamp'' (Apr 2012): Still, sometimes it's hard to speak proper English when communicating with Malaysians ...

16. 'Gen Z' (May 2012): People, please take note of the actual years of Gen X, Y and Post-Millennials (in my post, Gen Z) on trusted sources. I knew that my estimations were quite wrong in that post. Anyway, for Post-Millennials and Gen Y, please do make technology as your tool, not your super servant ...

17. 'Study Room' (May 2012): Well, I'm gonna have it a bit sooner, so ... I might have to hold on for a little while ...

18. 'Talent-Producing Site' (Jun 2012): I still root for this cause, but what if somebody made/did something that became famous internationally? ... Hmm ...

19. 'Never Grow Up' (Jun 2012): It's only getting prominent year-by-year ...

20. 'Silly Adults' (Jul 2012): And the drama hasn't end yet, with more seasons of this show to come (The latest interesting episode? The Kangkung (Water Spinach))

21. 'A Messy Cross' (Aug 2012): Now showing 'An Even Messier Cross' ...

22. 'Taylor' (Aug 2012): '... Weee are never ever ever ... getting back together ... we-eee ...'

23. 'Listen, and Do It' (Sept 2012): Well ... Not much improvement among politicians ...

24. 'Disneyland' (Sept 2012): Till today, I always associate 'Disney' with 'magic' ......

25. 'Discrimination' (Sept 2012): And we still have it quite a lot today (deep down though) ...

26. 'Young Reds' (Sept 2012): Now we have Flanagan, Robinson, Wisdom, Moses (Chelsea loanee), and currently some of the best (but I somehow doubt it), Sterling.

27. 'Taylor' (Oct 2012): Let me repeat what I had said in that post: 'I would sincerely hope you that you SHOULD come to Malaysia during your possible upcoming tour seriously.'

 28. 'Math and Science' (Nov 2012): Is there any Part 2? I'm not sure what would I be writing ...

 29. 'Country' (Nov 2012): Sorry, the 'tau geh' sound description would be better described based on Ryan Higa's (i.e. combine your voice when you're undergoing puberty and the sound of the buzzer when a quarter of the time of a basketball game has passed).

 30. 'Religion Conflict' (Nov 2012): Admitted that I'd be very, very annoyed if Tay were to be rejected to perform live here ...

 31. 'Science and Religion' (Dec 2012): I'm still contemplating on this issue ......

 32. 'Traffic In Penang' (Dec 2012): I think it's about to get a little bit worse ...

 33. 'New Year Resolutions' (Dec 2012): Oh heck, I had a new year resolutions' list?

 I'll be only doing reviews for blog posts in 2012.

 Please bear with my English language bloopers that could be found at all blog posts (including this one). I'm not a native speaker.

 Looking back at those posts makes me think that how damn mentally innocent I was ... which I'm trying to keep it or even better improve on it ...

 However, I might look back at this blog post 2 years later and I might be sighing over my childish-'teen'ish thinking ...

 (p.s.: To myself 2 years later from this blog post, do know that you are now looking at an article of a boy whom just entered the post-adolescence/young adults stage ......)

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