the secret of happiness

... not even psychology can answer that question.

But one thing that I do know is that happiness is nothing without sadness. You would have nothing to compare happiness to, so how would you know you're happy unless you have experienced something else to compare to it?
The same goes for love and hate I suppose. It would be virtually impossible to hate everyone, and to love everyone, so in a way you can't exactly always be happy because then, you wouldn't know what the difference between happiness and sadness truly is.


Anyway, I've been reading a few books and just wanted to keep track of them before I forget and go "ahhh what's that book I read again.." xD

This was the first book I read these holidays and as far as I'm concerned, it's the best one yet. The moment you read its plot it's like, "yup, this is going to be interesting". A reporter goes to interview a psychic (who she's never even met before) only to find out that she's going to get married to him within a few months. She's in disbelief of course, until she realises that many of his predictions are shockingly accurate.

The book above wasn't as good as I expected it would be. No wonder Mai only read like 9 pages of it. Although unlike Mai, I actually managed to finish the novel aha. It kind of unravels as you read on but I reckon it lacks the unexpected surprises that leave you wanting to read more of it.

Haven't started reading this one yet, but I will soon!! aha ;)