Here are this week's Friday Five! The photo of my K-pop haul from Korea is still yet to come as I'm currently organizing my mess of a room. I've taken two photos but I forgot a single album in both of them--a different one each time--and I want to post the full haul.
This week's questions:
1. What was the best gift you received?
Well, I can't remember all time right now, so I'll say my two examples from the last year. For one, I got my 2009 white MacBook (which I'm writing this on) as a gift from my mum a few months ago, although I think I'm supposed to pay her back eventually. And at Christmas this past year, I got a Verivery lightstick!
2. What was the worst gift you received?
At Christmas when I was around ten years old, I got a book called "The Guide for Young Men", which... well, obviously, not a very good gift. I think I got rid of it the second I got home, but I flipped through at the Christmas party and I remember it had guides to barbecuing and flirting with girls, neither of which are things I've ever done or have any desire to ever do.
3. What gift did you wish for, but never got?
Whenever I was around eight years old, I really wanted an iPod classic for Christmas for some reason. They were really expensive to give to an eight year old, and I think by Christmastime they had been discontinued anyway, and I only ever listened to two albums anyways--Red by Taylor Swift and the Teen Beach Movie soundtrack. And so I got a cheapo MP3 player instead, although I did end up getting an iPod classic eventually, so I guess I didn't never get it, but this is the best example i could think of.
4. What was the best present you gave?
Well, one that comes to mind is my best friend Blue's birthday present this year, or rather part of it. But I haven't actually given it yet, so I don't want to spoil it in case he's reading my blog!
5. What was the worst present you gave?
A couple years ago, for his birthday I got my friend Pink one of those romance books called "Lessons in Chemistry" or something. I think it was trending at the time and I thought he'd like it, but I've heard since that it was kind of crap, and it's definitely not anything I'd personally read.
This week's questions:
1. What was the best gift you received?
Well, I can't remember all time right now, so I'll say my two examples from the last year. For one, I got my 2009 white MacBook (which I'm writing this on) as a gift from my mum a few months ago, although I think I'm supposed to pay her back eventually. And at Christmas this past year, I got a Verivery lightstick!
2. What was the worst gift you received?
At Christmas when I was around ten years old, I got a book called "The Guide for Young Men", which... well, obviously, not a very good gift. I think I got rid of it the second I got home, but I flipped through at the Christmas party and I remember it had guides to barbecuing and flirting with girls, neither of which are things I've ever done or have any desire to ever do.
3. What gift did you wish for, but never got?
Whenever I was around eight years old, I really wanted an iPod classic for Christmas for some reason. They were really expensive to give to an eight year old, and I think by Christmastime they had been discontinued anyway, and I only ever listened to two albums anyways--Red by Taylor Swift and the Teen Beach Movie soundtrack. And so I got a cheapo MP3 player instead, although I did end up getting an iPod classic eventually, so I guess I didn't never get it, but this is the best example i could think of.
4. What was the best present you gave?
Well, one that comes to mind is my best friend Blue's birthday present this year, or rather part of it. But I haven't actually given it yet, so I don't want to spoil it in case he's reading my blog!
5. What was the worst present you gave?
A couple years ago, for his birthday I got my friend Pink one of those romance books called "Lessons in Chemistry" or something. I think it was trending at the time and I thought he'd like it, but I've heard since that it was kind of crap, and it's definitely not anything I'd personally read.