It’s the time to come back to work. I was so reluctant to get up this morning. The holiday is over. No more parties, trips, visits, shopping, picnic, chocolate, lollies, presents, feasts and the days we only have two meals and the days I don’t have to cook. Everything got to get back to the normal, but when I am sitting here, I am still in the holiday mood.

The traffic on the street this morning, according to my observation, was still quite low. I didn’t see many people walking around or having their normal working faces. Many of them won’t be back until the 15th of January. I am sure when they come back; they need another half a month to recover their mind back to the working mood J

However, this is the new year. I felt strange when writing the date ending with 2007 on the paper. To be frank, I don’t feel 100% satisfied on the New Year Eve when watching the Sydney fireworks in television, at the same time reviewing my past year, neither do I feel 100% fresh today. But I have some expectation about myself and my family towards this new coming year, and I know how to always have my hope as well