although I know that some of you people read and don't comment... especially those that want to know what's going on in my head (u'll be surprised as i know who some of you are =/ )
well.. i've moved again!
thanks to a few of my buddies... who insisted my blog loads very very slow! (i don't see why it's a problem, coz it loads very fast for me?)
please fell free and come and read! and do comment!
Thank you blogdrive for hosting my blog for the past few months Thank you loyal readers that leave comments Thank you people for commenting in my chatbox and of course how can i not thank you people, who read my blog secretly and don't leave comments!
Seven things to be done before my death. 1- Go to Japan (at least once) 2- Perform something Live on TV 3- Visit the Theater of Dreams 4- Get Married 5- Have Kids 6- Own a huge company/football club/whatever 7- A chance for redemption! (i guess its a way of saying sorry?)
Seven things I will NOT do even if it kills me. 1- betray my friends 2- Hurt/injure my family members 3- eat disgusting stuffs 4- Support Chelsea/Liverpool 5- Get revenge on my enemies 6- Worship the devil 7- .....hit n run? (there's more) Seven things I do when I'm away from the public. 1- Get emo 2- Bathe/Shower 3- Walk around naked (...kidding) 4- watch "ahem" movies =) 5- 6- 7-
Seven favourite sentences/quotes. 1- F**k Y** 2- It's all fun n games until someone gets hurt 3- John's - "Sucky Sucky - Pok Sei Nei!" (lolz) 4- Kenneth's - It's OVER 5- Glory Glory Man Utd 6- Stamford Bridge is coming down 7- LoLz
Seven favourite songs from all time (for now). 1- Stronger - Kanye West (feat. Daft Punk) 2- The Way I Are - Timbaland (feat. Kerri Hilson & D.O.E) 3- My One and Only - Timbaland (feat. Fall Out Boy) 4- Heels Over Head - Boys Like Girls 5- Invincible - Will.I.Am 6- Hey There Delilah - Plain White Tees 7- D.A.N.C.E - Justice
plus...many more!
7 Things I'll make you wish you didn't do if you did. 1- Betray me 2- Hurt Me 3- Hurt my family 4- Hurt my friends 5- Hurt My beloved 6- Steal my cash and run 7- Poke fun at my religion!
Now before I end this..Spare you,I shall not! *muahaha* - JOASH - RUBEE - MEI YAN - YINLY - KENNETH - n whoever who feels they want to do this tag! juz credit me for it! =P
Well i'm sorry it took so long just to update this page, well its mostly because of assignments and i've been going out often lately.
so.. this happened to me a few weeks ago, and well i still can't forget it as it was pretty much a funny incident..
it all started when i went grocery shopping on a weekend, sunday if i'm not mistaken. the week before, i had this huge pimple on my forehead and so i started scratching it and trying to get it out, so it left me a pretty bad scar! so after shopping for my groceries, i was walking back, and suddenly, i meet this err, guy, a sikh... he comes up to me and points at the scar on my forehead and says:
"Sir, You Very Lucky!"
I stare at him, and run off... in my mind ("woah...wierd!!)
a few meters away, i meet two other sikhs, and this time they say the same thing!
"Sir, You Very Lucky" **points at my scar**
so out of curiousity (and stupidity) i ask, "why do you say so?"
So the one who seems more sporting, tells me, "oh I'm _____ (forgot his name) and I'm from india, in my beliefs, we think anyone with that mark is very lucky. Even your mole on your cheek is lucky".
I'm like... "okayyyy" (wtf... did i get myself into)
so he asks for my full name, but i give him my first name... and he writes it down on a paper! He then asks me, "show me your palm" and i show him. He shows me this line, saying "this is your life line, its very long! and your gonna have a long life" (woohoo.. lolz... ok... its getting scary)
he then crumples the paper into a small ball, and puts it in my palm, he says "tell me a number, below 5!" i reply "3", and any color, so i say "blue"... he asks me "close your palm, and say Good Luck Come, Bad Luck Go!" feeling like a dog... i say it! and now he says " blow into your palm.".. and i do it... he says" open the paper"
and
m%^&* f%^.... my number n color is inside there.... he says, "see your a lucky person!" so i'm stunned, but well i've seen it before and i say thank you and begin to run off... he stops me and say.. "sir, as you know... we come from india, and we don't have money" (AH HAH!! the catch finally reveals itself) so i take out 1 ringgit... and he says... "minimun 10ringgit!"
i'm like... "i don't have 10ringgit, as i just came back from the supermarket!, i only got small change..."
so he says, "Rm3 will do", so luckily, i have Rm2.70 in my pocket and thus gives him that Rm2.70! haha
Thank God for small change! so i quickly run off... making sure they didn't follow me from behind! it's weird but scary as well as many use this illusion technique to rob you! luckily the worst didn't happen! but it was a good experience!
P.A.D basically stands for Peer/Parents Aided Decisions . It is a term that is not widely known but it's widely used by people of the 21st century.
How is it affecting our lives?
Well, these days, many of our decisions are not decided by us, it's being decided by our peers or our parents. Parents decide what we do with our lives, which university is right for us, which guy/girl we should marry etc etc. Our peers however, decide who we should mix with, how we should dress or even who we should date (If they are not in our click, they are not our friends).
How can it be solved?
Basically you can't, it's being used too widely. But until we start standing up for ourselves. I guess P.A.D. will be now and forever.
hmmm... so these past few days... have been hectic! yes indeed!!
I've been lacking sleep due to the opening season of the English Premier League and also, trying to meet datelines of assignments!
So, my friends from sem 4 are currently trying to create awareness to others about hospis. (for more info visit the PHUNK website or HospisMalaysia.org)
Currently they are selling the cute lil teddy bears above to raise funds for the people at the Hospis.
Details:
The Big ones are going for RM 10 each and they come in Dark Brown, Light Brown and Pink.
The Smaller ones are going for RM 8 each and they come in Dark Brown, Light Brown and White.
Please Support them by contacting me if you want one! =)
I've been delaying this post for a couple of days now... Seriously, I have plenty to blog about but sadly I don't really have the time or mood to do it.
Maybe it's because it's my 2nd week back in college and my body system is still trying to get used to getting up at 6am every morning and go to class by 7am... but anyhow, things will get better (i hope)!
So the Pikom PC Fair was held again at KL Convention Center (KLCC... surprise surprise) and this time, I was having second thoughts about going, since I have practically nothing to buy, so why go? But, Justin and Chong Heng wanted to go this time and well, I decided to go along.
I returned to my hometown of Seremban on Thursday, and spent the whole of Friday resting and trying to build up energy for the next day. So by the time Saturday came around, I was up by 8am, dressed and ready to hit the road! We planned to meet up at the KTM station at 9am that day, and (oops) some of us were late of course.
We missed the 9am train so we decided to wait until the next one arrived, which was the 9.15 one. It did arrive on time and we managed to get some seats... Unfortunately as the train left the station, and knowing how "great" our Malaysian Trains are... It started leaking on a few of our seats...
It was a real pity for Justin as he got the worst of it, and so he had to stand while the everyone else stared at him... I decided we switch compartments when we reached the next stop, and well everyone else agreed so, as we reached Tiroi station we got down and headed to the next compartment when:
"Teeett.... Teeettt"
"Crap!"
"F***!"
"There goes our train! Sigh"
So we ended up in Tiroi... WOW... a town i never knew existed!
It's a wonder why they even have their own train station, cause the town looked a lil dead, it was so quiet that we could even hear the chirping of the crickets in the bushes near by... And so we waited and checked out the station instead..
After some curious searching, we found something interesting which basically tells us about these Tiroi peeps (no offence)... but you be the judge...
Words of Wisdom from our civilized country...
Anyway, we waited for nearly 15 minutes and still no train... Checking the tracks every now and then for a glimpse of the train...
30 minutes pass....
"Is the train here yet?"
"Noooooo"
"Its so freaking hot!"
"Is that a light?"
"Finally it's here"
After 30minutes or so, the "great" chariot arrives and lets us continue our journey...
So lets flash forward 1hr and 30mins later...
We arrived at KL Sentral, only to see the long line of people buying tickets for the LRT... wow the pc fair must be really popular... so after queueing for 15mins, we managed to get our tickets and continued our journey.... KLCC was obviously by then packed with people, everyone was there to shop and check out what was so great about this PC FAIR...
After an "Interesting" lunch at Burger King, we headed on to the Convention Center where a whole crowd of people was heading to. We squeezed, and pushed and barged through the crowd of people who thought they owned the pathway, in the mean time checking the prices... After one trip around the complex, we decided it was enough to kill us, so we changed our plans and took a bus ride around KL... trying to find our way to Low Yat Plaza...
We paid a total of 6bucks for the bus ride (the tickets last a whole day) searching for a way to Low Yat Plaza. Me as a KL kid, could recognize some of the roads but I'm still not familliar with some of em as I do not go to town often, had to keep on a look out for landmarks that could lead us to our destination... and luckily I saw it, Monorail Jalan Chow Kit... we quickly got down from the bus, and rushed to the monorail station trying to see if we were lucky enough to see "people" Chow Kit is famous for... haha
So the day ended with us visiting Low Yat Plaza and Sungai Wang Plaza and headed back to KL Sentral, and later, after dinner, headed back to the quiet town of Seremban...
A fun day, with my pals, and eventful too... Especially the Interesting Lunch at Burger King. Guess we were damn lucky to be there that day! haha...
Hopefully there will be another Road Trip really soon~
So orientation for me, well, i was having second thoughts about even going for the thing. Why? Well, basically the first one I went for was enough to bore me to death! Not to mention I had to go for another one when I started the degree of my Computing Course. Anyway, i decided to just go for it, since I would be indeed meeting new people there.
The talks given was basically the same old same old "encouragement" talks but they did have some interesting ones like when the representives from University of South Australia came over to give us a review on what is to be expected of this course. Of course there were ice breaking games which yes, left me thinking.
Well sometimes in life, we think of things in only one direction! Like say, if I were to play Jenga/Uno Stacko, if i were to pull out the bottom piece, most would say the whole mount of blocks would come crashing down. But then again, it might not! We have to think of other possibilities other than one basic fact!
Like the pictures below:
If i were to give you a picture frame with an empty canvas, you would obviously paint the picture inside the frame. (it would look nice of course) so this example is something like the way we think these days. We think of the picture INSIDE the frame but we do not see the other possibilities...
As i said, if we tried painting out of the frame it would look ugly... No one would ever want that painting in their house.... But...what if
it actually looked like this?
Thinking outside the box isn't something bad... We can't only think of ONE possibility but think of the POSSIBILITIES out there.
Sometimes, the world is full of characteristics that is not easy to figure out...
For instance, mine...
It's hard for me to know why do I act this way, is it because of my past or it's how i was just brought up to be?
As the song, Superman by Five For Fighting goes "It's not easy to be me", I feel yes, I feel it's difficult even being myself!
Why am I saying this? u may wonder... but the fact is that I've seen many things coming and going and basically i've done well, Nothing, to change the course of way in order to fit What I want...
Well boyfriend-girlfriend relationships these days are, for me, well.. hard to come by. It's not to say that I want to remain single all my life, but it's just that I don't feel up to the task of having it. It's not easy, It's hard to want one, not because of parential difficulties or finances, but to me I think It might be mostly peer pressure and well, maybe my bad habit of letting things go too easily.
I always live by this motto, "Good things come to those who wait", and yes, it does happen. I've seen my friend who waited for the person she admired and after a few months of waiting she got what she wanted. Congrats! For me, when I get the chance, I somehow feel that I'm not the right one with that particular person and tend to feel that person is better of with someone else. It's dumb, I sometimes curse myself for being that stupid to let that person go, but unfortunately history can't be changed and life must go on. And so, i continue living by my motto, waiting and wondering if ever I'll be able to settle down with the right person.
Secretly, I like this person that I knew for years and it's sort of like a childhood crush that just couldn't be left alone, she's pretty much well at this moment, "available", but she does have alot of admirers and I can't blame them for not liking her. I've heard of rumours, stories and well some gossip about her as well, about her attitude and ways, but I feel those are mere words as they don't affect my feelings towards that person. Even if it does, I feel that I can help her change her ways for the better! Unfortunately, No, i can't do that just yet.
Her admirers pile up months after months and sometimes there is a glint of jealously when I see them with her, but thanks to my past experiences, I learnt to calm down in these situations. Some of her admirers, are practically friends that I have known for years, and the thought of "fighting" with them for the attention of her, is well, unthinkable but then again, should I stand up for what I want?
Always have I thought of telling her the truth, but it never happens due to my fear of losing her as a friend. But I do keep telling myself, If you don't ask, you'll never know! But normally, relationships are ruined when the some truths are revealed and I just hope that this won't be somewhat of a simillar case.
Time will only tell, and actions that are performed in between will only show. But it's always best to set our main priorities first and settle for a relationship later. That's what I think anyway... sighs!~
