Editted (4/12/10):
I've decided.
Why post a hateful blog post when you've got to be matured yourself?
It is time to grow up.
All together now.
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Monday, November 29, 2010
Misused?
I do realise that I only use this blog for ranting... most of the time anyway.
Well. I have this one subject where I have to lose my sleep for, to forgo fun events for and to basically just lose precious time working on it when I could have been studying for a different and more crucial subject altogether.
And what do I get for doing so much for this subject?
Ah, what else but more stress.
Then there are people who are just outrightly blunt in saying things.
Maybe it's just their lack in communication skills or just plain bad in a certain language.
I'm sorry, but you do not tell a person that what she did was wrong.
Especially when you don't even know how to do it yourself.
Look, if you're so uncertain and scared, why didn't you inquire from the others from the beginning?
Why rely on me if I'm "wrong"?
Nobody knows what the heck was right or wrong in doing the darn thing okay.
You just had to bring my spirits down when you know I'm already so stressed out right before the exam.
I hate crying in public. I seriously do.
Sigh. Thank goodness I have a blog.
Well. I have this one subject where I have to lose my sleep for, to forgo fun events for and to basically just lose precious time working on it when I could have been studying for a different and more crucial subject altogether.
And what do I get for doing so much for this subject?
Ah, what else but more stress.
Then there are people who are just outrightly blunt in saying things.
Maybe it's just their lack in communication skills or just plain bad in a certain language.
I'm sorry, but you do not tell a person that what she did was wrong.
Especially when you don't even know how to do it yourself.
Look, if you're so uncertain and scared, why didn't you inquire from the others from the beginning?
Why rely on me if I'm "wrong"?
Nobody knows what the heck was right or wrong in doing the darn thing okay.
You just had to bring my spirits down when you know I'm already so stressed out right before the exam.
I hate crying in public. I seriously do.
Sigh. Thank goodness I have a blog.
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Friday, November 26, 2010
Inspirations, inspirations~
Oh gosh. I've got Metallica to thank for; for giving me an idea on a tough, tough, tough assignment.
Yay to the Sandman!
Yay to the Sandman!
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Tell me how I’m supposed to breathe with no air…
She looked over at him. She took in everything: his boyish features, the way his eyes crinkled when he laughed or smiled, the way he looked at her. Her heart skipped a beat.
“Teach me how to do it again,” she said.
He took her fingers and gently guided them on the guitar strings. His fingers pressed firmly onto hers as he strummed the guitar. She flinched; her fingers felt a slight discomfort from the vibrations of the strings.
“Are you sure we’re supposed to press it that hard?” she asked.
He laughed her favourite laugh. His eyes, she thought. Her heart melted.
“Yes, if we want to make it a perfect-sounding chord. But we’ll do something way easier.”
He took her hand into his and held it tight. She squeezed it back but he managed to grip it tighter. She went straight into his arms, leaning her head against his chest. She could feel his heartbeat; she could feel his love emanating right through. By no means of force, a smile spread wide across her face. My happy place, she thought giddily.
She looked over at him. She took in everything: his boyish features, the way his eyes crinkled when he laughed or smiled, the way he looked at her. Her heart skipped a beat.
“Teach me how to do it again,” she said.
He took her fingers and gently guided them on the guitar strings. His fingers pressed firmly onto hers as he strummed the guitar. She flinched; her fingers felt a slight discomfort from the vibrations of the strings.
“Are you sure we’re supposed to press it that hard?” she asked.
He laughed her favourite laugh. His eyes, she thought. Her heart melted.
“Yes, if we want to make it a perfect-sounding chord. But we’ll do something way easier.”
He took her hand into his and held it tight. She squeezed it back but he managed to grip it tighter. She went straight into his arms, leaning her head against his chest. She could feel his heartbeat; she could feel his love emanating right through. By no means of force, a smile spread wide across her face. My happy place, she thought giddily.
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
All in a Day's... Play?
It wasn't exactly a holiday yesterday, but I decided to make it so.
Anyway, continuing... ;P
My parents and I went out for breakfast and my dad suggested something so randomly: to go to Tangkak for lunch. We had to buy curtains anyway, he claims.
And he was right, though I'd thought Bunga Raya was pretty near enough..
But whatever to get out of the state for a while. =)
Eeep! I forgot to bring my camera hence the no-photo post. Plus, I didn't know it would turn out to be an 'adventure-filled' day. =(
And so we began our curtain-hunting trip.
We took the old kampung road, i.e. not by the highway. We did stop by some of the little towns along the way; I'd describe them as quaint and it's as if they are places where time forgot. Old Ah Peks without their shirts on riding their motorcycles to get to places; sundry shops with faded posters from yesteryears and basically old wooden run-down buildings but with businesses still operating in them.
Something even for Malacca that I didn't know still exists.
Tangkak is nearer to Malacca than even to Muar. That's what Pa said, though I didn't buy it at first; but gosh, Tangkak is just 15 min from Jasin town (where my dad proudly told us of his childhood days - days where he grew up in the estate).
For some unknown reason, Tangkak seems to be really what we were looking for - textile shops EVERYWHERE. A whole street full of 'em.
And haha mission accomplished: we got what we went there for. We had to wait 2 hours for it to be completely done, and that's when our 'adventure' begun.
We went to Gunung Ledang. Okay fine, the foot of Gunung Ledang, which by the way, it's English name is Mount Ophir; did you know that? Awesome stuff..
Okay let me rephrase that: we went to Sagil Waterfalls. Yes. THE Sagil Waterfalls. You know, the one where it's famed for after-developing-photos-an-extra-someone-happens-to-be-in-it-but-no-one-remembered-inviting-that-someone-to-be-in-that-shot?
Erm. Well. That's why I didn't bring my cam. No, that wasn't the reason laa. I just completely forgot laa. And besides, I thought the trip was all about curtain-hunting.
The entrance is somewhat unpublicised I would say. Entrance fees: RM2 for cars, RM1 for an adult. I forgot how much it was for vans, children and some other scribbles on the signboard.
So once you enter, you'll pass like two shops selling floats, keropok and swimsuits for those people who either forgot to pack theirs or decided to swim at the last min. Though I'd think everyone knows what Sagil has to offer.
And then there's the Gunung Ledang Resort for those who wants to wait for their hiker friends to climb the mountain and get back down (I think) or for those who just want to feel the cool environment without having to camp by the waterfall.
So we finally reached the waterfall and the current was really swift, probably because it was raining earlier, before we came.
And to make our RM5 worth it, Pa and I dipped our feet into the cold (read: EXTREMELY) water. While Mum was busy whacking mozzies.
I got out of the water; but dad realized that there were actually fishes in there.
It became a natural fish spa for him (though Mum kept telling him to get out of there 'cause those fishies look big enough to have teeth hahahahaha).
And today was the day (or since a long time ago..?) when I know that I'm SO NOT an outdoorsy person:
Anyway, continuing... ;P
My parents and I went out for breakfast and my dad suggested something so randomly: to go to Tangkak for lunch. We had to buy curtains anyway, he claims.
And he was right, though I'd thought Bunga Raya was pretty near enough..
But whatever to get out of the state for a while. =)
Eeep! I forgot to bring my camera hence the no-photo post. Plus, I didn't know it would turn out to be an 'adventure-filled' day. =(
And so we began our curtain-hunting trip.
We took the old kampung road, i.e. not by the highway. We did stop by some of the little towns along the way; I'd describe them as quaint and it's as if they are places where time forgot. Old Ah Peks without their shirts on riding their motorcycles to get to places; sundry shops with faded posters from yesteryears and basically old wooden run-down buildings but with businesses still operating in them.
Something even for Malacca that I didn't know still exists.
Tangkak is nearer to Malacca than even to Muar. That's what Pa said, though I didn't buy it at first; but gosh, Tangkak is just 15 min from Jasin town (where my dad proudly told us of his childhood days - days where he grew up in the estate).
For some unknown reason, Tangkak seems to be really what we were looking for - textile shops EVERYWHERE. A whole street full of 'em.
And haha mission accomplished: we got what we went there for. We had to wait 2 hours for it to be completely done, and that's when our 'adventure' begun.
We went to Gunung Ledang. Okay fine, the foot of Gunung Ledang, which by the way, it's English name is Mount Ophir; did you know that? Awesome stuff..
Okay let me rephrase that: we went to Sagil Waterfalls. Yes. THE Sagil Waterfalls. You know, the one where it's famed for after-developing-photos-an-extra-someone-happens-to-be-in-it-but-no-one-remembered-inviting-that-someone-to-be-in-that-shot?
Erm. Well. That's why I didn't bring my cam. No, that wasn't the reason laa. I just completely forgot laa. And besides, I thought the trip was all about curtain-hunting.
The entrance is somewhat unpublicised I would say. Entrance fees: RM2 for cars, RM1 for an adult. I forgot how much it was for vans, children and some other scribbles on the signboard.
So once you enter, you'll pass like two shops selling floats, keropok and swimsuits for those people who either forgot to pack theirs or decided to swim at the last min. Though I'd think everyone knows what Sagil has to offer.
And then there's the Gunung Ledang Resort for those who wants to wait for their hiker friends to climb the mountain and get back down (I think) or for those who just want to feel the cool environment without having to camp by the waterfall.
So we finally reached the waterfall and the current was really swift, probably because it was raining earlier, before we came.
And to make our RM5 worth it, Pa and I dipped our feet into the cold (read: EXTREMELY) water. While Mum was busy whacking mozzies.
I got out of the water; but dad realized that there were actually fishes in there.
It became a natural fish spa for him (though Mum kept telling him to get out of there 'cause those fishies look big enough to have teeth hahahahaha).
And today was the day (or since a long time ago..?) when I know that I'm SO NOT an outdoorsy person:
- I squirmed at stationary things (tiny wood pieces, small flowers) that got into my sandals.
- I saw a longer-than-usual millipede (cue horror movie sound effect) and shook so hard.
- A lot of other reasons. A lot. Sorry Mother Nature. I love you, but itsy-bitsy crawlie-wallies really bug me (no pun intended).
Whatever it is, Sagil is a great place to go. It's something so natural, you just have to see it for yourself.
I call it: Back to Basics. =)
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Selena G over ddlovato~
Ooh, I love her dress! ^^
If I have to choose a Disney darling, I'd root for Selena. I mean, Demi is just so overrated. And Miley? Hmmm...no.
Selena has the more catchy songs. Yikes, A Year Without Rain has been stuck in my head for a few days already.
But if I'd have to pick between the shows, I'd choose Hannah Montana over Sonny with a Chance and Wizards of Waverly Place.
Yeah, I know, I just don't like Demi. Sorry darl.
Yay Team Selena. =)
Monday, November 8, 2010
I am human and I need to be loved; just like everybody else does~
I was only around 9 or 10 years old when this show first aired on tv.
This song has a haunting quality to it. I like! =)
Realize I'm being all sentimental-y? Am I turning back to the classics or does that mean I'm just getting old? Hmm...
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Random randomness~
Currently listening to: Goo Goo Dolls' Iris. This song transports me back to my primary schooling days. Feeling sentimental...
Anyway, today we went to go choose Sis' wedding pics. =)
She is so beautiful, though she keeps doubting herself. I just want to shake her and drill some sense into her.
Had some family time today. Ohmygosh, my cousin Rachel's baby girl Sarah is just a bundle of joy - literally. She keeps laughing at the littlest things. Just adorable and lovable. =)
And now, back to researching for next week's tutorials. Workload kicking in.
Anyway, today we went to go choose Sis' wedding pics. =)
She is so beautiful, though she keeps doubting herself. I just want to shake her and drill some sense into her.
Had some family time today. Ohmygosh, my cousin Rachel's baby girl Sarah is just a bundle of joy - literally. She keeps laughing at the littlest things. Just adorable and lovable. =)
And now, back to researching for next week's tutorials. Workload kicking in.
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