okay so i know it's 4 plus am in the morning and i'm supposed to be asleep.
it's just that, i have a little secret confession to make, and if i dont do it now, i cant go to bed. so here it goes.
*breathes*
i am secretly in love with...
"That's Not My Name" by The Ting Tings.
YES. that annoying song that keeps playing on the radio. i actually really like it. somebody shoot me. (i didnt really mean that cos if you actually point a gun at me, i'm calling the cops.)
SOMEBODY just get her name right, already!
(it's Katie, dammit.)
mmhmm. guilty as charged.
or maybe it's because i can actually relate to her. i mean, Siew Hoon? Swee Hon? Swee Hong? Shufen? that's not my name. that's not my name. that's not my name. those are not my name.
it's no secret, however, that i do find this commercial funny.
(not just because Mark Zee's in it)
that tagline gets to me everytime.
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Sunday, June 22, 2008
the unexplainable.
how does one associate australia with shaolin monks?
i dont know but that happened in my dream last night.
and in case you were wondering, no i havent watched Shaolin Girl(and i dont intend to) or Kungfu Panda.
but hai-yak! anyway.
i've had some of the most disturbing dreams around. not everyone of them, but quite a number. i'm starting to wonder if all these tests of patience and anger that i've controlled and hidden over the years could have been the cause of the portrayal of some of my dreams over the recent years.
you know what? make a sequel to the sequel of the film Donnie Darko. make a Donna Darko. i'm available.
think your dreams are weird?
come into my world.
or better yet, dont. for the greater good.
ah. unagi.
i dont know but that happened in my dream last night.
and in case you were wondering, no i havent watched Shaolin Girl(and i dont intend to) or Kungfu Panda.
but hai-yak! anyway.
i've had some of the most disturbing dreams around. not everyone of them, but quite a number. i'm starting to wonder if all these tests of patience and anger that i've controlled and hidden over the years could have been the cause of the portrayal of some of my dreams over the recent years.
you know what? make a sequel to the sequel of the film Donnie Darko. make a Donna Darko. i'm available.
think your dreams are weird?
come into my world.
or better yet, dont. for the greater good.
ah. unagi.
Friday, June 20, 2008
Star-studded indeed.
interesting little thing happened at work this morning.
my brother called my mobile while we were both at work and this was how the conversation went.
me: hello?
bro: eh who do we call and what's the number to your company's AR(accounts receiveable) side?
me: *amused* huh? that's me.
bro: huh. what?
me: that's me. you'll be calling me.
bro: OH. you're in the AR side?
me: yes.
bro: so you'll pick up the call?
me: ya.
bro: umm. never mind, just give me the number.
so i gave it to him, we hung up, and a couple of seconds later, the phone at my desk rang.
me: hello?
bro: hello.
turns out, he was helping a colleague to call. but still, isnt it ironic how we went from two little chimps wrestling each other all over the grounds of our home and throwing insults at each other on a daily basis, to two grown chimps sharing the same job scope? how we went from stepping onto two completely different routes when it came to our education, to ending up talking about that same invoice?
i dont know about you, but i find this strangely amusing.
and now, a sweet little piece of news i read this morning that freaked me out for 2 seconds, and then knocked me back to earth 2 seconds later.
Death Cab For Cutie is having a concert here.
that's right. you heard me. death cab's coming to town! holy shizzam.i wouldnt want to regret not going to this, like i did with Coldplay, but now i'll have to reconsider SingFest.
that stupid SingFest.
13 more days to australia. wow.
my brother called my mobile while we were both at work and this was how the conversation went.
me: hello?
bro: eh who do we call and what's the number to your company's AR(accounts receiveable) side?
me: *amused* huh? that's me.
bro: huh. what?
me: that's me. you'll be calling me.
bro: OH. you're in the AR side?
me: yes.
bro: so you'll pick up the call?
me: ya.
bro: umm. never mind, just give me the number.
so i gave it to him, we hung up, and a couple of seconds later, the phone at my desk rang.
me: hello?
bro: hello.
turns out, he was helping a colleague to call. but still, isnt it ironic how we went from two little chimps wrestling each other all over the grounds of our home and throwing insults at each other on a daily basis, to two grown chimps sharing the same job scope? how we went from stepping onto two completely different routes when it came to our education, to ending up talking about that same invoice?
i dont know about you, but i find this strangely amusing.
and now, a sweet little piece of news i read this morning that freaked me out for 2 seconds, and then knocked me back to earth 2 seconds later.
Death Cab For Cutie is having a concert here.
that's right. you heard me. death cab's coming to town! holy shizzam.i wouldnt want to regret not going to this, like i did with Coldplay, but now i'll have to reconsider SingFest.
that stupid SingFest.
13 more days to australia. wow.
Saturday, June 14, 2008
what did you say?
the "G" word.
most of us are guilty of it. some of us are addicted to it. some just do it for fun, while others depend on it. sometimes it becomes a life and death situation, and other times, it's something to sleep on. to some, it provides pleasure. to others, it's nothing but a tragedy in waiting.
restrictions. what happened to them? why do you defend, when you know that no matter what you try to say outwardly, you're not all that convinced yourself, deep down inside? that you may go 20000 rounds in circles but it's still a circle? that the five reasons that support it dont even amount up to the one reason that doesnt?
why risk it in the first place? why disappoint when the disappointment is preventable?
i dont get it.
most of us are guilty of it. some of us are addicted to it. some just do it for fun, while others depend on it. sometimes it becomes a life and death situation, and other times, it's something to sleep on. to some, it provides pleasure. to others, it's nothing but a tragedy in waiting.
restrictions. what happened to them? why do you defend, when you know that no matter what you try to say outwardly, you're not all that convinced yourself, deep down inside? that you may go 20000 rounds in circles but it's still a circle? that the five reasons that support it dont even amount up to the one reason that doesnt?
why risk it in the first place? why disappoint when the disappointment is preventable?
i dont get it.
Saturday, June 7, 2008
inspiration. solitude. therapy.
Coldplay- Viva La Vida (Live at MTV Movie Awards '08)
that was when i ruled the world.
it's not even legal, how much i'm loving this.
welcome back.
Monday, June 2, 2008
Up, up, and crash.
i was googling around last night for fun things to do on a plane when you're flying alone, but i pretty much found the same few things here and there. things i already know. read a book, listen to an mp3, watch the movies on the plane, walk around the cabin, sleep. you know, the usual. and then it occurred to me that those are pretty much the only things we can do on a plane actually. i mean, besides trying to juggle a few balls while balancing myself on the left-wing in mid air.
then, i came across this.
"HOW TO SURVIVE A PLANE CRASH"
Steps:
1. Wear long pants, a long-sleeve t-shirt, and sturdy, comfortable, lace-up shoes.
2. Book the right seats.
3. Read the safety information card and pay attention to the preflight safety speech.
4. Make a plan.
5. Keep your seatbelt securely fastened at all times.
6. Brace yourself for impact.
7. Remain calm.
8. Put your oxygen mask on before assisting others.
9. Protect yourself from smoke.
10. Get out of the airplane as quickly as possible.
11. Get at least 500 feet upwind from the aircraft.
(click on the link to read the full details of each point.)
how interesting.
mom knocked on wood (and my head) and reckoned that i was watching too much of LOST when i showed her this. which i believe, shouldnt be the case, because i've stopped watching that since the third season. a-hah!
now i wonder who left these tips behind.
jack, kate, or sawyer?
then, i came across this.
"HOW TO SURVIVE A PLANE CRASH"
Steps:
1. Wear long pants, a long-sleeve t-shirt, and sturdy, comfortable, lace-up shoes.
2. Book the right seats.
3. Read the safety information card and pay attention to the preflight safety speech.
4. Make a plan.
5. Keep your seatbelt securely fastened at all times.
6. Brace yourself for impact.
7. Remain calm.
8. Put your oxygen mask on before assisting others.
9. Protect yourself from smoke.
10. Get out of the airplane as quickly as possible.
11. Get at least 500 feet upwind from the aircraft.
(click on the link to read the full details of each point.)
how interesting.
mom knocked on wood (and my head) and reckoned that i was watching too much of LOST when i showed her this. which i believe, shouldnt be the case, because i've stopped watching that since the third season. a-hah!
now i wonder who left these tips behind.
jack, kate, or sawyer?
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