Last night, my housemate had a date with a guy whom she's really into.
She shyly denies it, but the obvious joy on her face and the giggles confirmed it. It was such a blissful sight to see how happy she was.
I witnessed all the trouble she went through to prepare the cake and dinner for him.
Hence, it would really be awkward if I were to be at home too.
Where to go?
I really need to cut back on expenses, so the cheapest thing I could do was to walk across the road for a prolonged dinner.
But I couldn't stay too long, the weather was cold and the air-cond was on full blast, so I went back to the building's common floor and waited.

 This is where I sat.                                                                                

Being unemployed, my act of staying out to give privacy to my housemate is perhaps the most significant work I've done for the week.

It is hard not to feel sorry for myself when I thought of it.

As I sat alone, looking at the sky, I pondered on my milestones, "What am I doing? Should I worry?"

Then I browsed my site to see what I was doing during this time in 2014 and 2013.

In 2013, I was inspired by Tsang Tsz-Kwan who is blind and severely hearing impaired. "I have to accept I'm disadvantaged ... I decided to take the challenge whatever the results, I think the most important thing is the courage to face the challenge.The inconveniences and limitations [my impairments] bring will follow me my whole life, I must have the courage to face the facts ... I'm going to treasure what I still have."

In 2014, I told myself "In the next World Cup 2018 Russia, I want to be in a place where when I look back to 2014, I can have a wide horizon.

I want to be in awe how far I've come."

Though I haven't got much to show for after 2 years, but I'm glad I had dared to make the changes that I could.

I'm doing ok.