If there's a memorabilia from KY that I wish to put away for a while, it would definitely be the Yearbook. The pictures of friends splattered with confidence and hope, oblivious to the future are just too much to handle, breaching the 'dam' that I struggle to uphold.
Misery is relative, don't you think?
Me, myself, and I...
- the game
- Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia
- Someone who is in the limbo from here and there with many things to share... Flawed. Observant, not judgmental. As if!
Speedtrap
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If it is not meant to be...11 years ago
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You Belong With Me Acoustic12 years ago
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Phantom Aubergine beckons13 years ago
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Da'ie bermata lebah13 years ago
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The Death of an Astronaut14 years ago
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Farewell15 years ago
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beeellloooooggg!!15 years ago
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Internship time!15 years ago
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One Year Gap:Boxing Day15 years ago
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2 comments:
The idea that misery is relative was spread by lucky people so that the less lucky won't envy them so much. That's my humble opinion.
Well,you are entitled to dish out your opinion.I won't take offence.
But I think by saying that,the supposedly unlucky people just want to justify their displeasure towards the supposedly lucky people.In other words,they simply refuse to believe that the supposedly lucky people also have feelings.
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