Soul snippets

Just two days ago I visited my high school.  Nothing has changed, except for the reception that has been renovated into something more modern and appropriate – as opposed to how it used to look like a prison cell. Apart from collecting my certificates, I wandered around the school a little bit and talked to [...]

Posted at 3:19 am on February 2, 2010 | leave a comment | Filed Under: Uncategorized | read on

People change, places remain

It’s amazing how I stepped out of the flight, caught the first winter breath and memories of my earlier stay in the United Kingdom flashed through my mind, set with a summation of feelings of the two-year period. In the same country that I was in nearly five years ago, everything was now appearing to [...]

Posted at 4:32 am on December 29, 2009 | 2 comments | Filed Under: Happenings, Life, Personal | read on

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I am an ordinary man with extraordinary thoughts. Or, I would prefer to think of myself that way. Although never intend to write about my personal life, I may sometimes reveal certain parts of it together with pictures to help depict them. And that is just because I feel like doing it to disrupt the monotony of this journal. Of course, with the assumption that my personal life is not as monotonous.

Being part of the Generation Y, I do have certain levels of ignorance and a humongous amount of laziness. Whilst being myself, I try not to be too stupid though knowing that it is part of the definition of human, after all.

Nevertheless, I do wish to 'electronise' my thoughts here, no matter how bizarre they are just so that you may get a glimpse into my seemingly disastrous yet handsome mind (or I hope so).

p.s. My earliest posts disgust me a lot - most probably because I was more disgusting back then.

Not just a blog

Wisdom is underrated

There are two ways to live: you can live as if nothing is a miracle; you can live as if everything is a miracle - Albert Einstein

I have often wondered how it is everyone loves himself more than the rest of men, but yet sets less value on his own opinions of himself than the opinions of others - Marcus Aurelius