Infinite Oz - Philip Straub

Till we meet again

A mistake made is simply as it is, and nothing can right the wrong.

Maybe redemption is really just like an asymptotic curve - always moving, but never really achieving. One can do a hundred things to please people just to make himself feel better, but it doesn't eradicate the fact that he has made the mistake. I guess studying literature isn't really a waste of time afterall. At least it gets me thinking about things and linking it to reality. No wonder they call it the humanities.

I don't need people to remind me what I already know. As the saying goes, "tell me something I don't know".

I'm tired of being the one who appeases and gives in.

A hiatus, this blog shall go into,
Til' words be worthy again.


Ciao.

I lost my extra limb

Someone stole my phone in the morning. FYI, a very old, lao pok, cui, unfashionable, decayed phone.

Seriously, why would someone want that poor old buddy of mine? It is only worth 40 bucks to 50 at most. I'm more upset with the lost contacts and SMSes. Yes I keep many SMSes which are worth keeping and remembering. And I lost the entire SD card inside my phone, which contains all my pictures. (ok, pictures are secondary). What upsets me the most, however, is the phone itself. I really like my phone despite it being so cui. I didn't mind holding on to it despite previous offers of changing it from my Dad.

So anyway, I cancelled the phone line, and immediately made a trip to Westmall's Hello Shop, only to be told that Daddy has to be around in order for me to replace a new SIM card. And now, time seems to be crawling, just waiting for Daddy to come home and have dinner, before heading to Westmall again. Somehow without my phone around, I feel so lost and sian. Even playing SF4 just now in an effort to cheer myself up proved to be futile. Trying to nap was worse because my good ol' buddy wasn't beside me.

Nonetheless, thank God I deleted a couple of messages just last night, which contained some personal information of a couple of friends. Phew!

The W800i is gone.... and it feels like I'm missing a limb.

Vrrooom

Sat on a bike for the very first time yesterday! Was my cousin's pillion from the eatery to Grandma's place. I would say it's a rather exciting experience, just that it gets a lil' scary when the bike is coming to a halt. Samantha, unfortunately, got burnt by the engine when she sat on the bike when we reached Grandma's place, leaving a big ugly mark (which I think looks like a burnt sausage hehehe). Here's a picture. There're actually a few blisters on it.

Anyway, Uncle Doctor Jonathan and Aunty Teacher Kailing came over to have dinner and visit Samantha, and gave good medical advices to us :) Thereafter we had a crazy time playing PS3 =P Really appreciate the visit JonKling! Thank God for the both of you.

Monkey thinks, monkey agrees

Hamlet
Do you see yonder cloud that's almost in shape of a camel?

Polonius
By the mass, and 'tis like a camel indeed.

Hamlet
Methinks it is like a weasel.

Polonius
It is backed like a weasel.

Hamlet
Or like a whale.

Polonius
Very like a whale.

Amazing Baker and SAHM

I really love this site, Happy Home Baking, and admire the owner of the blog. Her food and pastries are amazing, and she takes every effort to make them look presentable. Most importantly, she makes sure that the food she cooks and cakes she bakes are healthy for her kids. If you do visit the site, take some time to look through her older posts. It's amazing how she involves her sons in the baking process, like kneading dough which I seriously don't know how to do. She even decorates the cakes/biscuits/food to make them look presentable. What's even better is she doesn't keep any secrets about the ingredients she used. When people ask her about the brand of ingredients, she willingly let them know what exactly she had used to bake her cakes.

Kudos to this happy baker and SAHM. I wish I had her talents for baking and cooking =p

Church Camp

Really thankful that my parents have given me the green light to go for church camp this year, despite me being quite broke and still struggling to fund for my braces =) Have been wanting to go for the camp for quite some time, but nobody I really knew was going. Now that Kling is going, I don't have to worry about that!

Hopefully Lydia can make it for the camp too =)