In which I wish like a kid

You know that Christmas draws to a near when the traffic along EDSA, and pretty much anywhere you go becomes unspeakably heavy for no apparent reason. That, and the giant stream of bazaars sprouting left and right. Oh! And mall sales that barely take off a justifiable amount off the price tag.

So many people rushing to and fro shopping places to finish up their Christmas list before malls become swamped by last-minute shoppers. Christmas really has this unexplainable charm that turns everyone different from who they really are.

Haters to forgivers. Apathetics to involved citizens. Old-people to kids.

Kids waiting for a gift. Kids asking for a gift. And kids making wishlists, in which I am more than proud to be foolishly part of. :D

Primarily, this year's wishlist is made up of things I seriously need to get a hold of and/or finish before the year closes, which for obvious reasons I simply can't afford to do so.

1. 2 fresh batteries for my Omnia

2. Shoe & accessory organizer

3. Mini drawers

4. Have my spare phone dropped to globe for fixing

5. Have my expired prepaid sim replaced

6. Buy new iPod earphones

7. Snag a new mouse for Cherry

8. Go malling with Mama to get more Christmas decors

At the risk of sounding pompous and insufferable, I honestly think I have almost all the things I THOUGHT OF WANTING TO HAVE years back. 

So for the moment, and for a change I prefer to wish for these things. Items that I actually need for my day-to-day survival. (And yes the shoe organizer is a must-have because I turn my room into a complete mess every time I look for a particular pair of shoe. If they become organize, which I fervently hope to happen after I get one, the chances of a cluttered room would dwindle little by little and eventually diminish to a ZERO.)

neat and organized

Nothing pricey or impossible, just practical things which I can do or get myself, if I'm given the time to spare.

PS. Will try my best to update this list from time to time for record purposes.


31 more days before Christmas. hohoho