Vania Irene Huang

Joie de vivre is a French phrase to express a cheerful enjoyment of life; exultation of spirit. The title says it all. I am feeling happy. Not because I am free of problems, but because, I started learning to feel grateful for every little thing happening around me.   Life itself has been a roller coaster to me. There will be a day where I started going up and reached the summit of ecstasy, and there will be a day where I started going down and reached the nadir of morose. But what matters the most is, through the ups and downs of my own roller coaster, I am accompanied by a person who truly cares about me, who will never let me scream and laugh alone in the ride. You can't expect everyone around you to like you, right? No matter how good you are, how nice you are, or how perfect you are, there will be people who judge and hate you anyway. So, instead of focusing on the negativity, look at the positive sides. Learn to love yourself, accept yourself, and be gratef...

Hello everyone! It's been a long time since I updated my blog. My monthly test are finally over and I am quite satisfied with my marks, even though I still have to work out more on some areas. As I told you in my previous post that I was so stressed about my test, yes, I was so stressed that I got a full packet of sickness (cold + fever + bad cough + dizziness), and I lose 1 kg ._. but I think it's all worth it. I took this photo before I did my Living Values project with my classmates. The project requires us to record a 10 minutes video about act of responsibility, and we had a lot of fun! Anyway, do you notice any changes? If yes, congratulations. I permed my hair just because I want to have a more volumised hair. I hate my super sleek hair, and when my hairstylist told me about this hair perming, I immediately said yes, because having a thick hair is one of my dream. What excites me about this hair perming is that it doesn't damage my hair!What do...

Hello everyone! The first two weeks of school was great! Well, there is nothing new, everything is the same as usual, but let me share you this story: So there is a new English teacher in my class.. When he was distributing our books, and was about to call my name, he asked me, how do I pronounce my name.. I smiled instead of answering.. I was sooo confused how do I pronounce my name, every one has different accent, and I pronounce my name according to Indonesian accent.. He's not an Indonesian. Most foreigner pronounce my name in a different ways, which I feel like the 'v' is more into 'b' and the 'i' is more into 'y'. So he asked me "How do you pronounce your name? Is it 'Vania' (insert his way of pronouncing my name) or 'Vania' (insert his another way of pronouncing my name)?" I smiled. He then told me "Okay, you smile first, then you answer me". And I answered him, "Its up to you, Sir". "Its...