—Cycling Trivialities
Tonight this is running through my mind. It reminds me of: a dark narrow corridor with a bookshelf / a small chilly kitchen / cold squeaky floor boards / suitcases / a guitar / feeling calm, hopeful, happy, safe, at home.
—Cycling Trivialities
Tonight this is running through my mind. It reminds me of: a dark narrow corridor with a bookshelf / a small chilly kitchen / cold squeaky floor boards / suitcases / a guitar / feeling calm, hopeful, happy, safe, at home.
This made me cry.
I’ve been blessed to have been in all the premier institutions since Primary One until A-Levels. I love my alma maters, but everyone coming from such schools bears a “curse”; we lose people from our lives. We lose people from our lives to the UK and the US. We lose people to Germany, France and Australia. We lose people to wherever their higher education takes them (and sometimes they don’t come home). We lose people in two major phases: first the girls, when they’re 19, then the boys, two years later.
Yes, we are all still friends, we all still love each other. We are still interested in each other’s lives, and we all still catch up whenever we’re in the same country. If we are ever in the same country.
I’m not saying that I wish that people don’t go; I wouldn’t want that. I am just saying that this articled moved me, because I see how I’ve changed and they’ve changed and how we’ve changed so differently and irrevocably, and because I miss people.
(Source: withlovefromalandunknown)
You know how sometimes whenever you listen to a certain song and you get a certain impression?
An impression; it being more vivid than a memory; multifarious in sensation; recalling emotional, mental, visual, tactile, olfactory and perceptive experiences; transporting you to point X on day Y with intention Z; only less tangible than an actual physical event.
You know? Well, I get those all the time.
—0206HRS
So, I’m supposed to work magic with these 12,373 words and transform them into an A-worthy report before Monday 12 noon great where’s my wand.
So I came home, pulled the file out of Dropbox, and got to work. I clocked a whopping 3.8 hours non-stop before I got distracted.
(Okay, 3 more minutes, and I’m throwing myself back in for another stretch.)
FINALLY, after sweeping some awards and going all over the Western world, Tarantino’s Django Unchained opens in SG. But currently I’m enslaved by work till April ugh.
—Wisdom encapsulated by Nigel, via noogeroo
I don’t even know why there is so much food available at home when the main consumer of such foods is currently on Tekong. And the worst part is that I’ve been subconsciously munching/gulping my way through these as a distraction from BSP2005 report-writing. No wait, that’s not the worst. The worst is that I’ve actually put on 2-3kg over the past week and I feel wobbly. But maybe that was from the heavenly 20oz medium new york striploin I had on Saturday night. Bugger it all.
Noted.
“But it’s hard to stay mad when there is so much beauty in the world. Sometimes I feel like I am seeing it all at once, and it is too much. My heart fills up like a balloon that is about to burst. And then I remember to relax. And stop trying to hold on to it. And then it flows through me like rain. ”
- Lester Burnham, American Beauty