The Obligatory New Year's post 2014

A writer once wrote, "Sometimes in order to get found, you first have to get lost." and I'm so glad that for the past year, I found peace, happiness and love from these people who made my 2013 a lot more better. I am so blessed to have my family and friends as my strength and inspiration to be a better person. Thank you for understanding my shortcomings, craziness and ever-changing moods!  Let's continue this journey through 2014! Happy New Year!!!



HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM MY FAMILY TO YOURS! :)

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