Name: Jocelyn Yee
D.O.B.: 9th January 1988
School: Loyang Pri <1995-2000>; Siglap Sec <2001-2004>; FTC <2005-2006>; SIM <2007-Present>
Course Pursuing: Bachelor of Business (Accountancy)
Loves: My doggy - Milo; movies; my ipod; church

Finally got my PDL, paid like $25 for a pathetic piece of paper. Starting my first driving practical tomorrow morning. I'm quite nervous, actually more like petrified. Basically I'm afraid of things like what if i hit something like a car beside or opposite when i start to drive out or reverse to park and stuff like that. I could've cancelled class tomorrow and claim that i'm not mentally prepared but i ain't gonna do that. If i don't start, i guess i won't ever start it. So i guess i've got to really start somewhere and it may not be so bad. It always happens when you keep putting off stuff and the longer you drag it on the more the doubts will cloud your mind. So, i guess i'd already put it off for far too long - almost 6 mths, and it's the time to really get it over and done with. It's like if so many people can drive, why can't i and what's there to be really afraid of?

Watched Stardust yesterday. It was alright, not too bad. This movie's really fairytale-ish. It seems alright during the movie, but when come to think of it after the show, it seems like that if you're someone who knows a lot of fairytale kind of story, they're all kind of the same (including this one). It's like evil witches, prince/princess or something of that sort and then there'll be a really sweet happy ending. The only difference between them all are the more or less different adventures but overall it'll seem like they're all the same. So yeah, it was an alright movie, entertaining enough to keep me 2 hrs in my sit but a bit too predictable. So i guess my next movie will be on Tuesday - Game Plan. Probably be watching December Boys after that if i'm dying of boredom at home.

Can't wait for my first practical driving lesson in approximately 8.5 hrs. I pray that it will all go well and it should and it will always be better after the first time and definitely build confidence. Cheers!