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Showing posts with label life is stupid. Show all posts

Saturday, June 14, 2008

I'm feeling cynical today

And I suspect the nicotine might have spurred on this new bout of emotions.


Regarding the whole it's over, graduation, work, the whole adult-life shebang waiting for us just round the corner, well, I was afraid of days back in KL. Was. So much so that I was absolutely dreading the circumstances in KL.


But now I've come to accept it (can't be a coward all your life) and with this acceptance came about anger and aggravation.


And the whole fucking it's bloody over so let's get this bloody thing done with so let me go home and sit on my couch in Damansara and watch Astro till my ears and my eyes bleed and my legs sore due to inactivity.


In that sense, yes, in that crooked way twisted mental sense, yes, I am looking forward to settling back in KL. Looking forward to getting this whole graduation hooha done with. How pleasantly surprising I should feel this way.


It's ending, that Glasgow phase of my life is ending and every inch of me wants to shout out, kick back resist like a small child throwing a tantrum at the supermarket but alas I am inferior to the forces that be that control the way the universe rolls on.


And roll on it will. Unravelling little fun size bits and pieces of hooha that make up this life - work, family, work... where the fuck will the friends go? Where the fuck will the freedom to do whatever the hell tickles our fancy at that particular moment go? What is to become of us in the future? What about our happiness? Our sense of contentment? What of them?


Fucking hell the future is scary. I just wanna lay in my nicely made bed all pink and cream (draped with cute aquatic creatures) and what? do what? Nothing at all.

Thursday, February 21, 2008

Expectations

They're a killer.


You know what else kills? Realising you can relate to a sitcom like "How I Met Your Mother" very very much.


I also hate dry hair days. Which happens a lot now that my hair gets icky a day after washing it.


The other day I bought mini packs of cereal because they were in such an adorable packaging I just SOOO had to get them! Impulse-bought and of course camwhored with it with the guitar in the background so can reflect myself in it!



They're sooooooo pretteeeyyy!! Aren't they preeteeeyyy???



Wahahahah!


Wow, and to imagine just an hour ago, tears were falling down in the shower. What amazing mood swings!!


What else kills?


Not having someone to take a late-night walk with you outside just because you feel you need one really really badly.


Feeling like you have to keep a happy face otherwise people will wonder what's wrong.


Being pretty sure of the fact that you do not indeed have anyone. All persons should refer to the movie 'About a Boy' in which it is stated and then subsequently proven that "No man is an island". Everyone needs someone else to go through life with.


Suddenly despising the disgusting things you've already done and cannot undo and now you have to live with the mistakes you've made before. That be the way the cookie crumbles.


Mini-crises.


Not even peach-scented body butter is making me feel better now and it usually does! =(.

Tuesday, November 06, 2007

=O

The Beautiful Have a Wider Range of Things to Go Wrong, Though
Bimbette #1: You know what must suck?
Bimbette #2: What?
Bimbette #1: It must suck to be ugly. Because then, on top of everything else that's going wrong in your life, you're, like, ugly.
Bimbette #2: Yeah...

Buddhism class
Virginia

Overheard by: Mindygotback


via Overheard Everywhere, Nov 2, 2007

Friday, August 17, 2007

My mum would say takde rezeki and try harder next time and all this and it would have been true. But congrats to Nadia and KY and Pei Yuen.


Indie music is good fun I dunno why I tolerated R&B back in the R&B clubs.


So Germany looms in the near future (three weeks, two?) and PP3 degree exam awaits quietly patiently with an indecipherable smile like Mona Lisa sitting comfortably in the office of some exam department giggling to itself if it could and knowing what's in store for us while we don't, what grossly massive mistakes we might make and not even know of the point of the matter is that PP3 is so unpredictable you can only do so much for preparation the rest is up to how you do it and if you remember to do it while you're stuck 3hrs in the exam lab going over 5 prescriptions (and as Anne Boyter puts it, "You've gotten the chance to go through five prescriptions, YAY!"). Twas a big punch in the abdominal region to find out what I've worked so hard strenously 3hrs in the exam lab two days ago coming out feeling so spent like a serpent being snapped onto the wall while being held on by its tail repeatedly so much so I've had to come out feeling like the need to transform that spent feeling into monetary terms and fast forward to today and back to the point I was making, was a 15% mark and the only thing stopping me from an exemption was 7 bloody letters ("tablets"). So really it feels like shit walking out of Stenhouse 209 after going through my paper. And if this is any indication of how the degree exam is likely to turn out (as in missed the pass mark by 7 letters kind of thing) I somehow find it real to imagine myself in Ee Yan's position after enduring all the fuck from parents and the emotional being in me. Guess I'm not strong enough or I don't have the 'whatever' mentality that comes handy in situations which are beyond your control.


Seriously, you can be so meticulous or think you're being so meticulous but you come out of Stenhouse 209 realising that whether you were being meticulous or not doesn't matter squat in times like these because there's always something somewhere you forgot to remember to do or didn't even know you didn't do like the silly mistakes and omg don't lemme get started on the SILLY MISTAKES.


If you can't already tell, I'm quietly seething inside blood broiling at the helplessness of it all and the ten odd days of waiting for the next chance so I can go through five prescriptions in three fucking long hours so I can come out spent and the whole cycle can repeat itself. Hopefully it'll end good. Only Allah can say.


Walked out to George Sq (funny how Sq immediately registers as Square) hoping the fresh air and the solo-ness of it would help die down the anger in me which was comparable to a lake of hot lava calm muted and not quite about to erupt YET and I sat on a bench in the cold wind because that's all Glasgow wanted to offer me this day on that bench in George Square - cold wind and shivering limbs as I pulled out the Pig Island book (plot about some fishy guy and Satanic rituals) and proceeded to read while keeping an eye out for interesting people walking past but not many people were walking past maybe cause it was cold or they were working in their workplaces. So anyway, odd man sat on the bench same as mine mumbled things to himself and went on to lying legs spread out onto the bench to sleep. I felt insecure so I changed seat and two hours later the sun rose but lo and behold, some places didn't get the sunshiney sun that would so happily have made my day (to be baked in the sun) and one of those places, yesh, you guessed it, was the new bench I sat my butt at. But I thought it lazy to move so I endured the freezing cold wind in my shady little spot which in some cruel way encompassed only my bench and nothing else. Sigh. I made do with little spillings of sun onto my left arm then got up to leave when the clouds took it away.


I reckoned from the way people in business suits taken off walking with their suitcases cellphone in their hand attached to the side of their head, that it was almost 5pm anyway when the offices close and people walk back. Kinda like rush hour in KL except the people walk home. Stopped by Co-op in case there were cheap fruits. Didn't see any and was about to turn round and walk out when the glimpse of a red sticker '99p' stuck out from one of the plastic packagings. Yay. Too bad the cute rugged Co-op guy wasn't the one accepting my payment. But ya can't have everything. So maybe the only rezeki I had today was cheap strawberries. And they taste and look pretty darn fresh too I wonder why they reduced the price but that's for Allah to know. Sometimes, it's nice when some things tell you that not all is unfair and that you really gotta lower your expectations if you wanna live happy in this world. I stick like Elephant glue onto that life philosophy. Yea, comedies might make fun of lowering standards to be happier but it holds true.


Feet blistered and calves still aching like mad from the night before. I can't even walk properly now. A slight limp. And if you read this far without skipping, I thank you. It's like free therapy spewing out the botherments and it feels like new. Like a-painting (plastic flow) hot lava onto the computer screen and feeling better about it after that. So thank you. I hope you have a nice weekend.


PS: I do not want to see my FMT results.

Sunday, August 05, 2007

Keeping it in

I need something someone somewhere to keep me sane. Woke up with puffy eyes today. Yay. Tossed and turned the whole night through. Double yay. Exams till the end of the month. Forgive me if I act out one day.


Flirtacious giggly laughter when you're lying in feeling miserable like an old boot cold and wet in the rain.


On an odd note, there are pieces of straw-like things on my strawberries.

Sunday, July 15, 2007

Burning up but feeling chill in the bones.


A weird feeling. To wear a blanket over or not?


And even in a room full of closest friends, you still feel alone.


That's PMS for ya.


=P


Saturday nights always bring in the restlessness.


(edit: Oh ya, bimbo thing of the day: Spelled Linlithgow Palace as Lithlingow Palace on a postcard which had Linlithgow written ALL OVER IT and then sent it off to mum without changing it cuz noone had a pen on them.


Oh wait, bimbo moment number 2: I DID borrow a pen from a nice lady at a nearby bookshop to write my mum's name on top the address buthen I forgot to correct the Lithlingow typo. Ah well. Family will understand. =)


edit edit: And then I said William Wallace built it which he really didn't, he just rebuild the northern range of it. How do I know this now? I wikied it and then I also find out there are more than ONE William Wallaces - the Scottish patriot (think Braveheart) and the stone mason/architect. *Smack face. I thought Braveheart built the palace so I wrote that on the postcard!


Haha. Random sia.

Friday, July 13, 2007

-_-"
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