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15. what do you think of when you hear the word “home”?

Before I moved to the city, I spent the first five or six years of my life in a house in the hills; we had to leave that place for reasons that are too personal to share, but it was one of the many events that shaped my perception of people.

I've shared about it before here and my old blog, but I'm moving back later this year to that place again; not the same house, but a new modern one, built by family friends who stayed there and took care of the land my parents bought.

I'm really excited to move back. <3 Hopefully it's permanent this time!

24. what’s one thing you’re proud of yourself for?

Skillwise, my writing! I think I'm good at writing characters and making concepts and plots ^^

As a person, while I know I'm far from being a good person, I'm happy to be someone that is at least genuinely loved and cared for by people.

37. share a secret

I genuinely don't know what to share, since I think I overshare already ..

Guided Pinaka mark II MBRL system

indigenous Pinaka rocket system of the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), known for firing a salvo of 12 rockets in just 44 seconds, is being evolved into a precision-guided missile, with enhanced range and accuracy to hit its targets. The missile, which has completed the initial trial, will undergo developmental trials next month and is expected to be delivered to the Army in…

sorry i can not figure out what that first one is, i’m assuming it’s a typo but i’ll answer chocolate: 

when was your first kiss? tbd lol

coffee: favorite cosmetic brands?

elf is the best, maybelline and loreal are my fave for face, and my ABH modern renaissance is my child

fudge: turn offs?

im so easily irritated i feel like this would be a long list, but basically if you’re a bigot in anyway you’re automatically disgusting to me (aka every boy i was interested in freshman year college)

peach: how do you relax?

literally by doing nothing. laying in bed, listening to music, watching netflix, just chilling

mint: the most embarrassing thing you’ve ever done?

i can’t pick one. i literally embarrass myself just on the daily. that’d have to be a whole post on its own. 

                           3:37pm October 3, 2016               

                                                         By        AAP

It took 130 years to get there and then left 20 minutes late but there were no grumbles from commuters as the first train departed on the Redcliffe Peninsula Line.

In fact there was nothing but smiles as Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, a renowned train enthusiast, boarded the train for the ceremonial service alongside 230 local ballot winners.

The rail link, which covers more than 12 kilometres from Petrie, north of Brisbane, to Kippa Ring, near Redcliffe was proposed in 1885 and plans for its construction were floated many times over the subsequent century.

But it wasn't until 2010 that then-prime minister Julia Gillard finally put federal funding on the table during that year's election campaign.

Since then, as Moreton Bay Mayor Allan Sutherland -- who dressed in period garb, complete with top hat and bow tie for the occasion -- the planning and construction of the $1.2 billion rail link has outlasted four prime ministers and three premiers.

It's opening has been scheduled for mid-2016 but that was pushed back due to problems with its signalling system.

The prime minister, who officially opened the link alongside Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and Mr Sutherland spoke enthusiastically about the effect the rail line would have on the region.

"This rail link ... is going to enable so much more amenity, more development, more affordable housing and adds to the strength and the growth of this, one of the fastest growing areas in Australia," Mr Turnbull said.

He also held the project up as a model for cooperation between state, federal and local governments on infrastructure projects.

However, he remained non-commital on south-east Queensland's other much talked about rail project: the $4.5 billion Cross River Rail Tunnel.

He said the there was still a lot of work to be done before the federal government could commit to that project.

"It's important to do the work first. If you take spending taxpayers' money seriously ... you've got to do your homework carefully," he said.

"Writing out cheques ... without doing the homework is a good way to waste money. We will be very careful about it."

© AAP 2016