An "Awsem" Day :)

I haven't been on Twitter for really long now. Well, I have been... Just not as frequently as I use to go.

And booyeah, Zee Avi RT-ed and replied :D

Words

Words are scary..

Wait, no. Actually, its interpretations are scarier.

When words are spoken, they're just words. But when they're interpreted, they could be interpreted wrongly, very easily and those innocent words end up being those that probably caused a murder or something as sinful as that.

Okay, I'm sleepy already. I guess I'll stop here.

Bye :)

Shout Outs

Hey guys, I've been really tied up with stuff these days and I'm really, rarely on blogspot blogging; so what more going about other people's blogs. But oh well, I went over to one today, which inspired this post in a way.

I have been meeting lots of people these days, of which some I do know follow my blog. So here's a couple of rare shout-outs to you lovely people :)

William Soo;

Hey yo, I know you're back in Malaysia, I got your text but I haven't even the time to save your number up :/ thousand apologies.. Will make time to chill for the frap and jam sessions :p Thanks for the mention and publicity. Giving lots of hearts to you. Really, really appreciate it.

Pn Betty;

Oh 'cher, it was so very nice to meet you again the other day. I was really happy to hear your story of how I came about in your life, which seemed really much like tv to me, but it's cool to know. I know you used to read my blog, if you still do, I REALLY LOVE YOU :)

Mum;

I wonder if you're still reading my blog. If you are, just to let you know I'm giving you a shout-out. So be happy :) <3

(If you want a shoutout, let me know you follow :p)

Love.

The Coke Favour

When you have a glass full of Coke, don't stop people from filling their glasses.

I was having a really good day today. It was Sports Day! Oh wait, correction, it's MY LAST Sports Day in Assunta :( The day went on really well, until someone decided to stop me from filling my glass with coke.

Now I was just minding my own business, doing all I could to support F&N and mind you, Coke is like my ultimate fav. Probably where I was pouring the coke was not exactly um, the most strategic location? But hey, every year when we throw this party, we have our Cokes there.

So when my friends and I were busy with the Coke, this person just watched us from a far and told us that we should respect the rest who weren't into this Coke business, saying that we should have our Cokes somewhere else. But then, this person turns back to where he/she was standing, and got her/himself a Coke!

Whoa, hold on there, now what was all that talk about not having Coke to respect the others? You just turned to get yourself a can of Coke! And you're stopping me to have my Coke? I guess I can probably sue you for human's rights to be treated equally.

So note, dear readers, please never stop people from having their Cokes when they're totally hyped into it. Stopping people is one thing, doing it yourself right after is another. Be smart in your act, peeps!

This also applies to whatever else you are gonna do in life; live smart, think before you act.

No one rules, so technically, no one has the rights to tell anyone off unless they are committing terrible sins or whatsoever.

And ps: Thanks Coke, for being my representation on an incident that happened :)

The Harsh Way

You say, as if that's ever gonna work?

I say, hell jyeah! It worked.

You know when you keep telling certain people some things and they never listen to you and end up being the ones who spoils the whole big thing in the end? It's really annoying.

Somethings have got to be done the harsh way when situations like these appear. And by saying the hard way, I don't actually mean that you should go bash up a fellow or something. You've just got to give them a fright.

I did that today, and although I know people are not supportive of the idea but well, it worked. Everyone was like possessed to nod in agreement to whatever she said. Whatever it is, it's settled.

So the thing is, you've got to work it out with a different approach when you know your initial way of looking at it is too nice.

School Is Cool.

Actually, am I the only one who thinks school is cool.

I mean, I only have another, say 4 months till high school is over. Isn't anyone gonna miss high school? Yeah, well, I know things must move on and all that, but hey, Assunta has been all my life, and now I'm stepping out of it? It seems like I'm gonna suffocate.

But well, being in Assunta is a good suffocating lesson. I've learnt a lot. And I guess I'm gonna miss being chased by Editorial deadlines and last minute video-making, songwriting, events planning, hunting people down for AV money and even sneaking laptop-usage during lesson to complete the above list.

I really don't mind all these stress, come to think of it. I seem to enjoy it now, having loads to do. Cause I know when I leave school, I'm gonna miss it. The days would feel empty without having everyone chasing after you. Oh boy...

Yeah, there're many people who goes to Assunta but how many actually treats it like home? Everyone treats it like just a school, no one seems to see the difference.

Assunta is like a legend and not just a school instructed for construction just for the sake of providing education. Assunta is a home that holds hearts of just any Assuntarian past, present and to come. It's a pity that not everyone of us understands that.

Oh well,

Long live Assunta :)

This is MY LULLABY.

I kinda picked up the guitar and wanted to play something random and spontaneous. And somehow, I murmured a few lines of 'What The Hell' while playing this tempo.

So I went on and it turned out pretty cool.

Just wanted to share :)

LIKE IT? :D

I'm Such An Assuntarian :D

The other day, I was at the Art Gallery, hanging with the IU peeps.

And, I was messing 'round with this particular performance. Madam Shanty came about and said something that totally means something big.

She simply said something like, "Join in lah, the more the merrier". It's a simple line. It is.

But it means a whole lot more beyond.

It tells me that it doesn't matter which society, or organization you belong to, it's about being who you are that defines you as a person. It's all about the spirit of togetherness, the spirit of family, the spirit of Assunta.

We're always a big family where everyone just blends with one another so well that it impresses many other people. It's a sort of attitude that is nurtured and a sort of spirit that we have that makes us stand out like that.

Every society has an open door. And if you're being who you really are, trying to help each other out sincerely without any classifications of society, the door is always open for you. Assunta is a big family where everyone is equal. There is no classifications at all.

I felt a really heavy rush of Assuntarian spirit when I heard this line. I think too much I think; but really, sometimes the coolness of everything is when you interpret something so deeply out of plain simplicity :)

Oh well,

Mdm Shanty for the win :)