I had been eyeing this book at Kinokuniya for about a month. It was still before his election time. The whole world was for him, and yet, like many other catholics, I felt as though I was betraying my own religion by supporting Barrack, which honsestly didn’t make sense to be honest. My good friend Atlasya depicted my thoughts well in her recent entry. To be ostracized as being pro-death...
If you’re my next door neighour or you live just down the corridoor on my apartment, I bet you’ll be hearing loads of laughter. In fact, my brother has laughed almost 5 times since I started writing this piece 🙂
yes a healthy dose of the office is what we corporate sheep need to ease our minds 🙂
To my small-circle of readers, first of, I apologize for not updating this blog as much as I would have wished to. My project at work has sapped up most of life over the last couple of days, and by the time it’s time to go home, I’m absolutely drainned out… also I’ve been quite busy with a number of church activities as well, sometimes really I wonder why I do all these...
a question for everyone – should u haggle the price with someone when you know you’re not gonna buy it at the end? #
@BrightMeadow : heya how’s the new job treating ya? Sorry I haven’t had the chance to drop by yer blog, will do so one of these days 🙂 in reply to BrightMeadow #
@Kamigoroshi finally done eh? 🙂 in reply to Kamigoroshi #
Lately over the last couple of days, I’ve been thinking alot about Mum. These thoughts tend to run through my mind when I’m walking back from the train station, or when I reach my room and I look at mum’s portrait on my desk. Yes I guess I’m really missing mum. The fact that she’s no longer around in some ways… scares me! It scares me in a way because for once...