Stone me why can't you see
You're a no one nowhere washed up baby
Who'd look better dead
Your tongue is far too long
I don't like the way it sucks and
Slurs upon my every word
Don't waste your words I don't need
Anything from you
I don't care where you've been or
What you plan to do
I am the resurrection and I am the life
I couldn't ever bring myself
To hate you as I'd
Like - I Am The Resurrection, Stone Roses Oh before i forget:
CONGRATULATIONS CLARA!! Hope Morgan Stanley will bring you greater happiness and success!
A bell is not a bell
Until someone rings it,
A song is not a song
Until someone sings it.
Love wasn't put
In the heart to stay,
For love isn't love
'Til you give it away.
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QuizillaSo many useless things happened over the weekend…I don’t know where to start
Friday got me home, perplexed and vexed. Was still thinking about the entry, finding loophole/weak point/etc as I broke my fast proper @ 1945hrs. I even messaged Lauren that come January, I would take care of my birthday business myself so that no one would be obligated/pressured.
But as the night passed on, I had cooled down and with anger subsiding, it’s much easier to think. So I messaged Ismail (wanted to call but thought he could be praying
terawih) and apologised for the harsh crap. It turned out he did a “public apology” too. Anyway, glad things were settled (at least that’s what I like to believe)…and I could watch
Survivor in peace. Survivor? Yeah, finally!
I am rooting for Brandon, the farmer…because I have a strange obsession with the country life. And erm..Bobby Jon is smart..and cute. (I just added “smart” to make him more credible)
After Survivor…Hah, I fell asleep, unwashed. Happening Friday, indeed.
I had big plans on Saturday – hip hop class, Moto X, yada yada…but I ended up being rudely jolted from my slumber by the father, the mother and the brother, who were cleaning the store room. I was roped in…transporting “waste” material to the “dumping ground” at the 11th storey in my wild hair and ultra dirty state.
It was 1500hrs and I was still unwashed..from the day before!!But from the cleaning, I found my new NPCC uniform, old primary school photos (the horror) and old books from poly years..oh, and my 2 ACS soft toys.

Heh. ACS…
Finally showered 30 minutes before break fast time, read papers and rested. At 2000hrs, I got ready and dashed out of the house and onto the roads. I was dressed all black (actually shouldn’t because it’s hard for vehicles to see you. Oh well!), had my cap on and my headphones. Didn’t want the
kaypoh aunties and uncles of the neighbourhood to recognise and stop me. I went jogging around the neighbourhood and well, it was cool and urgh, tough. So many slopes around my area. Jogged along the busy traffic…regretting not going gym instead as I inhaled engine fume.

Bah..managed a 45-minute session..went home and did yoga, showered and yeah yeah..FOOTBALL.
My closet favourite (actually not closet anymore, right)
Wigan defeated the Magpies. It was hard to believe at first…but I found out that it was simply not Newcastle’s day despite playing well. But I was very happy for bloody Wigan…they have been over-achieving, man.
But of course my best moment of the night came when Rooney broke the deadlock just minutes before the half time for
Man U. Initially I thought the match was going to end up a disaster because Scholes seemed in a daze, Ronaldo was frustrated and Nistelrooy ineffective. But Rooney managed to salvage the 1st half, Bardsley was doing well…and ah, it all fell to places later.
And hello, Rossi! Hello Pique!
Rooney is congratulated by Cristiano Ronaldo. (JonBuckle/Empics)Downside: Bolton's premature joy didn’t last long, dammit! 5-1??? What the…
Sunday was one of the loveliest days. It rained the whole day. I continued cleaning up my room..then a quick shower before settling my ass in front of the TV watching *gasp*
THE MAMBO KINGS! Ahhh, I love that show. Couldn’t believe HBO was showing it.

I want the soundtrack…but I’ve been searching for 5 years to no avail.
Broke fast…and continued to clean up my room again…and at 2100hrs, rushed to the TV again..and this time..it’s time for
COLD MOUNTAIN.


I am not a big fan of Nic Kidman and Jude Law…but I love this show. And the soundtrack…is EXCELLENT.
But then again…I am a big country and bluegrass fan. Must remind self to get the soundtrack myself. Either the soundtrack or a trip to the Cold Mountain.
“If you’re fighting, stop fighting.
If you’re marching, stop marching.”
..sigh..
The cleaner Auntie picked up the hand cream that I had dumped in the bin. She told Yvonn (in Mandarin) that I had thrown a still-full bottle away. Yvonne added perhaps it was already expired. Then the Auntie continued asking “What is it?” Then I interrupted her by saying “It’s for the hands. It’s very oily and has too strong cocoa butter smell.” The cleaner doubted my words and tried, lah! Then she went “EEEE!” Then she added in Mandarin to Yvonne, that I should have bought a small tube instead to try (it only came in one huge-ass size). Then I cut in again, saying in Mandarin,” Hen bie yi, mah!” My friendliness to the cleaner has stepped down a notch.Anyway
The father had been complaining about his bad back the whole weekend. At one point on Saturday, he also reminded me to claim insurance should he die. Initially, it was ultra irritating to hear him groaning in pain…but as the groaning got frequent and louder, I got kind of scared…
With the Krauss’ sad tunes of Cold Mountain, I hit a wall.
Is the time nearing, God? Is it anywhere close?
Well I recall his parting words
Must I accept his fate
Or take myself far from this place
I thought I heard a black bell toll
A little bird did sing
Man has no choice
When he wants every thing
We'll rise above the scarlet tide
That trickles down through the mountain
And separates the widow from the bride
Man goes beyond his own decision
Gets caught in a mechanism
And swindlers who works like kings
And brokers who break everything
The dark of night was swiftly fading
Close to the dawn of day
Why would I want him just to lose him again
We'll rise above the scarlet tide
That trickles down through the mountain
And separates the widow from the bride -
Scarlet Tide, Alison Krauss & Union Station###