I actually had in my head the things I wanted to mention when the end of 2015 drew close, like a form of reflection or conclusion, the sort of thing everyone does yearly. But I didn't eventually. The thoughts were in a mess. They were simple, yet very complex at the same time. I'm not sure if this was why I didn't pen anything down in the end. Maybe I was just lazy, or maybe I just really didn't know where to start. When 2015 was coming to an end, I took some time to ask myself: what are the 3 best things and 3 worst things that had happened in 2015? Then I realised I was being ambitious by asking myself to list 3, when I couldn't even name a single one for either case. As a result, when friends around me asked how I would conclude 2015, I gave a standard answer, i.e. It has been a peaceful one. I didn't mean peaceful in a positive manner, but neither was it negative. I just couldn't think of a term that described the generally neutral emotions I had for the...