Friday, December 11, 2009
Anger preceeds hate right?
Just so you know, you've caused more hurt when things were sweet between you and him...
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
I desperately need a Hoover before Monday!
So I spent close to one hour wandering around the Waverley Station. Exams? What exams?
Sunday, November 15, 2009
The Letter Y
Why do we do things we do?
Why wake up before 9 knowing that you'll fall asleep in lectures anyway?
Why read on so many things for additional coursework but end up saying nothing during discussion?
Why spend more than 2 days on Facebook yet still feel very much lonely?
Why buy tickets to a gig of an obscure band?
Why watch Twilight even though the concept is funny? Why want to watch the sequel despite the knowledge that most sequels are bad?
Why buy Tesco salad when there are more filling food out there? Conversely, why buy arteries choking food on daily basis?
Why buy the non-diet Alpro soya when there's a healthier option? (Honestly, 2%)
Why stare at an unconventionally pretty girl in a red jumper across the road while trying to black out the view of her boyfriend walking next to her?
Why buy another jumper when there's already 10 in the closet?
Why go to the gym if only to feel better about self?
Why look at a guy and sometimes think, "Hurm, he's kinda cute or hot", wondering if it's queer to think so after all?
Why curl up in the bed until noon arrives, reading a novel?
Why have plot bunnies jumping around but too lazy to 'capture' them?
Why waste money on Tesco reductions or buy-one-get-ones?
Why read lecture notes when they're simply repellent?
Why stall doing homework, even if the repercussions are dire?
Why bother going to bed early at night but still can't wake up early in the morning?
Why go to a friend's party, only to whip out the cell phone to defuse any awkwardness?
Why try to mingle with them when it's obvious they don't want you?
Why try to mingle with them when it's obvious they don't want you?
Why learn sign language at all?
Why run an event that is clipped with mountainous expectations?
Why play console games when it's not the best of distraction?
Why walk back from the GP practice when taking a bus is much more convenient?
Why cry in the dark, sensing everything is caving in and the haplessness can't be helped?
Why put on a happy façade when it's all shattered inside?
Why?
Why?
How come?
How come?
Why.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Video of the Year, no?
So it's not wrong to refresh your Facebook homepage, like, in every ten seconds. Had I not done that, I wouldn't have come across this really interesting posting by one of the friends. He uploaded a video that's almost 20 minutes long, covering his journey on a double decker in London. I was speechless at first. Bemusement took over really soon. For the life of me, the thought that you could chart your daily journey in a video and post it for the world to see never crosses my mind. It's understandable that he's all giddy with his newfound status as a Londoner but to shoot that video? It must have taken him a lot of patience (and energy) to hold whatever device he used to make the recording in position. I didn't watch it in its entirety, otherwise I would've wasted 20 minutes of my life but the video, as far as I had seen, was pretty good. I really salute him. Ahahaha.
Remind me to make a video of myself traversing down Fifth Avenue...
Midnight in the Afternoon...
I've been blighted by a new disease recently.
An extended afternoon nap is not good especially when you have a backlog of things to do.
I always tell myself to wake up after half an hour or at most, 60 minutes but that doesn't seem to happen. Every time I'm on the precipice of waking up, the stronger force to keep me asleep yank me back into the Slumberland.
This is definitely NOT good!
Sunday, October 4, 2009
A Research on Research Papers
The medics read research paper but can't make the head or tail of its content.
The GPs have a stack of research papers on their desks as scrap papers.
The consultants keep an update on any new research matters for the purpose of finding if they've been cited by their peers.
The retired practitioners subscribe to medical journals as a habit but fare no better than us wee medics in understanding them.
So why am I rifling through Medline now?
The GPs have a stack of research papers on their desks as scrap papers.
The consultants keep an update on any new research matters for the purpose of finding if they've been cited by their peers.
The retired practitioners subscribe to medical journals as a habit but fare no better than us wee medics in understanding them.
So why am I rifling through Medline now?
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Ballad of a Sick Boy
I'm sick but I'm happy
I'm sick but I'm kind
I'm sick but I'm grounded
I'm sick but I'm overwhelmed
I'm sick but I'm hopeful baby
I'm sick but I'm friendly
I'm sick but I'm laughing
I'm sick but I'm pretty baby.
Oh!
I'm sick but I'm kind
I'm sick but I'm grounded
I'm sick but I'm overwhelmed
I'm sick but I'm hopeful baby
I'm sick but I'm friendly
I'm sick but I'm laughing
I'm sick but I'm pretty baby.
Oh!
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