New Year's Eve 1231 2023
Passing the New Year’s Eve.
I have not had a so-called proper New Year’s Eve celebration for years.
End of 2022, bunch of Bridge enthusiasts who just lost the game were in a hotel room watching football game and eating Chinese takeout.
End of 2021, I barely remember. About that time, I was trying to make things better, writing reflections, and telling Khaled that I found Daredevil super cool.
End of 2020, in the heist of quarantine and 12 am curfew, I walked to Leuven downtown, singing Beyond’s Amani, shouting “happy new year” to the young biker guys and old woman who were passing by on Brusselsestraat.
End of 2019, regretedly E and me never spent New Year’s Eve together. I was in Beijing, chilling in my room while my parents watching Alan Tam and the Five Tigers of the Wynners.
End of 2018, just got back to Roma from my first solo trip, eating poorly cooked Barilla.
End of 2017, freezing in bedroom, trying to catch up with application deadline.
2016, no memory, probably staying up late at school after New Year Gala.
2015 was by far my favorite. Bunch of old friends, still had not figured out what high school was, yelling, singing, taking pictures on the school field. 如果有来生以及更多
Not a good pattern. Let’s make sure 2023 is the worst.
I do wish it could be like what’s in the TV for once. Snowy, crowds gathering on the street or friends squeezing on a sofa, warm atmosphere, crying out loud, and hugging and kissing…
Anyway, time to chant “Always look at the bright side of life” with a retroflex R. Happy new year.