Wednesday, October 28, 2009
confessions. X)
Saturday, October 17, 2009
the words are just rolling off my fingers. (editted)
But when it comes to times like this, I wish I did.
I can't stand hearing, reading, watching. But I can't help it.
There's a part of me that's dying to help them. Dying to make them feel better.
Although some of these people just take their life in chunks that are far more problematic that they really are.
Why do I feel such a need to set their heads straight?
On to a lighter topic.
Have you seen the front page of yesterday's Star?
NAJIB: UMNO IS NOT A RACIST PARTY
That is the most b*** I've seen in like, ever. But not as much as the next page.
Najib: True racism would be defined as the Apartheid.
If true racism was Apartheid, does that make every other form of discrimination against other races acceptable? This is morally shocking. My idea of complete freedom from racial bias would be not tolerating even the smallest forms of trying to uphold your race before all others. A.k.a. abolishing all racially classified parties.
I think I've said enough on that.
I've realized I'm going through exactly what he is. So how can you be mad, or let your friends be mad, at a cause you fully understand and face yourself?
But I've also realized that he looks at it like an issue to get off his back. I look at it like a blessing, because this is probably some part of the master plan that's being laid out to make my life as awesome as it possibly can be, providing I use the circumstances to my advantage. It's a matter of opinion, and I can't force him to change his.
Well, life can be a pain for some people if they like. But I wouldn't like that.
Don't think just because you aren't telling me anything I don't know anything. You don't tell things by what you say. You do most of your talking in the manner which you say things, the things you don't say, the way you move, everything else. Don't think I'm one of those ignorant fools who don't notice these kind of things, because I do. Don't think I don't know every one of your hidden intentions.
But to tell you the truth, I don't mind. X)
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
De-freezing this Cold Storage
A part of me wishes it wasn't over.
Because freedom comes with a price of RM1000++ from my own account. Not including the free chauffeur service, which I really should be paying for.
Money doesn't grow on trees. And I don't mind keeping it that way. Because I've seen and know what it can do to people and I know it can do the same to me. I'd rather work for a living than get off easy because that's what I know will make me become the person I want to be besides it being damn worth the effort.
Speaking of which, I need a job. Besides my long term one. Which, despite being demanding, is (or so I am making myself believe) going to be an experience I'll be wanting more of (I hope). And thus being said, another thing I'll miss about Form 3 is Pn. Norlia.
Really. My voice is not dripping with sarcasm like it usually is.
Teachers, I've realized, are rarely appreciated enough. Because bearing in mind the things Pn. Norlia goes through just to get to school (or at least from what she told us), they put far more dedication into their job than what we expect them to. And no, I'm not taking her side just to bribe her into putting Carmen and I into the same class next year (which she'd better do nonetheless), but we'll be losing a Moral teacher who actually put some effort into teaching us(or at least better than 3BR's).
That doesn't mean I'm taking her advice on the path to my chosen career. Even if I don't score 7A's, which, I would like to confirm no matter how much I want it, I do not deserve.
Or maybe it's just because I don't mind getting a B for BM to assure that there are measures being taken to reassess our marking scheme. Why am I trying to be so justified for our country's own good?
But getting straight A's will not determine success in life, or even what stream I go to next year. My definition of success just isn't academic excellence, financial well-being or having your name in the paper (for the right reasons, of course). I'll have achieved a successful life when I've made a difference (for the better) in at least one other person's life and do not pay police officers to get out of receiving driving tickets.
Since I haven't gotten my licence, I suppose the time is not ripe to judge whether my life is a success or not.
By the way, if your number isn't registered on my phone and you don't introduce yourself, please excuse my ignoring you for fear you might be another one of the three post-PMR stalkers who are back to their favourite pastime of haunting my poor mobile. Like they did the whole of today afternoon. But being me (duh), I've gotten used to random guys messaging or calling me and asking me for confidential information like where I live and whether I'm still single or not.
That doesn't mean it doesn't drive my sister and I insanely up the wall.
Believe me, you do not impress any girl by constantly haunting them and not even telling them your name.
Nor does checking me out from ten feet away like I can't see you work on me. I'm not that desperate, dear.
Nor am I living in denial. Or at least, I wouldn't appear to be if total acceptance had any benefits, which it so does not appear to. Because friends are like that. They tease you for the rest of the world to see and hear just because your reactions are so irresistibly cute everyone should see them.
To tell the truth, I never really did deny anything as far as I can remember. But that doesn't mean I have to confirm what everybody's saying. And so I won't. Even if my darlings have made sure everyone we know are at least aware of the situation. *Very, very annoyed glare.
If you're going to skulk behind me, either wallow in jealously or graciously accept having to bear something out of your reach. And you, forgive for me being led to believe that you're just kidding yourself when you say you're over me. I'm probably wrong.
And you. Do us both a favour and stop being the idiot she keeps branding you.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
for the last time before i come back. (edited.)
"WHAAT?!"
" - because when we apply for a job and walk into that interview, our employer is not going to care how many A's we get for PMR or how many A's we get for SPM. All he's going to care about is our A-level results. So Lord, help us enjoy PMR while we still can."
"Amen to that."
- Steven and us.
It won't be the end of the world if I get more than a couple of B's or have to study sub-science or arts. Because considering my college and career preferences, I'd be wasting just as much time studying economics as I would be studying biology.
I don't believe I'm actually revising. This feels ridiculous.
Maybe I'm just a little too overconfident that the PMR marking standard is low enough for me.
Which is why I should be studying for Science Paper 2. Because they just had to pick the hardest topics this year. =.="
*sighs* I've lost count of how many more days we have left toof freedom.How thoughtful of them to release our results on Boxing Day. Because it would, you know, be rude for parents to take Christmas gifts back from their kids who don't score straight A's or whatever was expected of them.
But that would be the day before the JYM Christmas party. =.=""
I had better get straight A's or else.
Just a little lest than a week and it'll all be OVER.
"I'm not shy. I just don't like you." - Zachary's shirt
"When God made me, he was just showing off." - Bejamin's shirt
"Friends don't let friends talk to ugly guys." - I-don't-remember-who's shirt
Aaron (LXT), I know you wanted a 500-word post, but...I'm sure if I posted everything I had planned to post about the Malaysia-Singapore food origin fued, the Malaysia-Indonesia cultural feud, how I believe 1Malaysia is just an over-commercialized political scam, how everything in our country is so corrupted and the recent natural disasters in Padang, Samoa, Vietnam and the Philipines, I'm sure I would:
a) get arrested for juvenile deliquency under the charge that I was abusing my freedom of speech, or
b) cross the word limit.
So. They'll just have to wait for 'til my PMR days are over okay. X)
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
just a little girl lost in the moment.
What kind of retarded person doesn't want to fight for an extra two percent to get an A on three subjects?
What kind of retarded person thinks she doesn't deserve the A's she got?
What kind of retarded person, upon getting the highest marks in English (and creaming Danush by just one percent) asks Miss Ann to cut marks on what she believes was not such a perfectly awesome essay?
Um, that would be me. A total retard if there ever was one.
My brain is just about as unbalanced as my hair.
21 more days to PMR. 28 more days to freedom.
But I'm not that impatient. I can wait.
Especially if the 3rd training camp is going to clash with the Taekwondo accademy camp.
I did want to post everything I thought about during the math paper two earlier, but...I just can't remember it all. It was too philosophical to keep in my brain. *sighs.* Love is to each man his own.
Mmhmm.
Everyone makes mistakes. It's just too bad that you were one of mine.
Unless you care to prove me wrong.
Have you ever wondered what it takes to make me lose my temper? Sometimes I wonder too.
Because, as a result of being the subject of persistent bullying and annoyance and occasionally under high levels of pressure, I feel extremely immune to being severely pissed off at anything.
I dare you to test this theory.
I have got to refrain from writing so much and start studying something useful.
But regardless of my stunning writing skills, I still don't think I deserve what I got for my essay.
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
If you were between pathetic and wise, I couldn't decide.
Actually, I feel like studying history.
Right after exams.
When I have every right to be enjoying just a little bit of freedom at least.
But it appears that every subject I put so much effort into studying are the ones I get the most mistakes for. Like geography. Science. History. And vice versa. So there's really no point studying them anymore, right?
My brain is just

=)
I still remember like, what, ten years ago when I couldn't get enough of the book? =) And I just wouldn't stop borrowing it from the elementary section of the ICS library. X) The trailer was just too tempting. I have to watch it. =)
Imagine what would happen it rained roti canai or we were caught in a storm of satay. XD Cloudy with a Chance of Nasi Lemak: The Malaysian Twist. XD
And this. =) Before I get too tempted into buying the book. =)
Saturday, August 29, 2009
the rain falls, a tear falls, my hand falls as it strums the guitar.
I didn’t even know I’d been putting up so many defences.
I never realized I’d let my guard down.
But that was the second I became vulnerable again.
I used to be a lot less dependent. Until one day, someone asked me, (with good intentions I’m sure, but I suppose she didn’t know me that well) what about what I wanted?
Until then, I’d never wanted it. Even though it was all everyone else wanted. Back then, I knew it was a complete waste of time. I knew it wasn’t worth the effort; it wasn’t worth the pain.
But I guess I just forgot.
Lord. How could I be so stupid to forget?
So I foolishly changed my mind. I foolishly wanted what I knew was going to waste me anyway.
I thought it would be different this time. But, you know, it wasn't.
So if I'm not as nice and uncynical as I used to be, please excuse me.
I don't think I was ever really that nice in the first place anyway. X)
But I've learnt.
That I should listen to only my most trustworthy of seniors and not to my friends because they're even more clueless than I am. XD
No offence. It's just that my level of advice requirement is like, over your heads.
There are times I read blogs that relate to me even if the author doesn't know I'm reading it.
There are times it's just exactly what I needed.
Sometimes, what everyone else is isn't what you should be. What they want, it just shouldn't be what you should be want.
Because wanting something needs so much hope, it isn't easy to be disappointed. So make sure you're wanting what's right. Make sure you've got enough faith to last you to run, because it's going to be a long one. Make sure, even if you never get what you want, it's a desire that's going to build you up instead of tear you down.
But don't let go just because it's going to be difficult. There are times the hope, the wait, the gruelling endurance is so worth it. :)
