I'm hoping that you'd be a much better year than 2012 - which kind of sucked. A lot of things happened in 2012. Not all of it sucked, but there was enough sucky things that happened to make it a sucky year.
Right now, I'm sitting in my room, in my pyjamas on the 3rd of January. I haven't met up with any of my school friends over the last week or so. I'm scared that this will affect my social skills when I return to school.
^That sort of stuff usually goes into my personal blog, but unfortunately I have no filter so I'm just mixing it up. I don't actually know why I have this blog. I don't know what the specific function for it actually is.
Also, I'm kind of dictating these paragraphs in an American accent. Yeah. I don't know what on earth I'm doing with my life.
I find it fun to read my blog entries - they make me laugh. They make me remember certain things that happened in my life and they remind me that they're not that bad now as they seemed back then. Like, when you're in the moment, you're always thinking: "Oh my God, this is so bad. It's going to ruin my life and my future and everything." But a few months later, and you happen to look back on it, you realise that it hadn't affected your life badly or that much.
So, I'm not trying to be all wise or whatever. But I guess reading about other people's lives can help you with yours. I think people should document their lives, privately or publicly. Not Facebook-style documentaries - because let's face it, statuses about you dropping by KFC for the fifth time today is not going to help you later in life... Unless you bring that issue of you eating loads of junk food up to your doctor... Because how can you not be obese by now?
Anyway, if you're reading this - thank you - and I hope you remember that there are much more important things in life than just worrying about the future.