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The Shiznit.
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The Escape.
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Thursday, 2 July 2009, 11:34 PM
Great Nights.
One last encounter.& even that would be enough. feera. Tuesday, 30 June 2009, 12:47 AM
All These Things Just Rushing. Rushing.
feera. Wednesday, 24 June 2009, 8:43 PM
You Clicked Your Heels & Wished For Me.
2:37 PM
My Tears Dry On Their Own.
It's been exactly one year.It doesn't get any easier. Why did you go? I miss you. feera. Thursday, 18 June 2009, 3:31 PM
I'll Pretend My Ship's Not Sinking.
Having girly time is a luxury that I don't get to indulge in very often, so when the opportunity presented itself, I went for it. Despite being low on finances, we managed to entertain ourselves, for the most part by reminiscing our time in school and sharing the latest gossip about anyone we could think of. Japanese at Pasta Zanmai never fails to deliver a good lunch, as it sure will be one of my future frequent haunts. Took a walk for a bit after to have look around; you'd be amazed by how much you'll discover by paying attention just a little bit more than usual. Brought us back to the days when we were still just a tender age of fourteen and on our first outing together - we couldn't go an hour without entering at least 3 shops, just so we could pick out a few items and camwhore in the fitting room.Had dessert at Zen once we were done exploring. It's a quaint little place, with simplistic decor and furniture. The desserts were all very tempting, but I stuck to the traditional apple crumble a la mode, which, I'm happy to say, didn't disappoint. Shev had a strawberry concoction that was a little too sweet for the both of us, but was lovely nonetheless. From then on our time was filled with long conversations, about love, life and everything in between (: Let's have another go next week. feera. Saturday, 13 June 2009, 12:34 AM
Bittersweet.
Who'd have thought getting the groceries was fun?(: feera. Tuesday, 9 June 2009, 11:13 PM
My Feet Won't Touch The Ground.
As the day draws closer, I don't know what to do with myself. These mixed feelings never fail to leave me lost, and I feel asphyxiated by the confusion. There's a part of me that tells me that I need to be the one who leaves, that I should be the one to take the first step to move on, so that I wouldn't get hurt in the end. Even if I did, I wouldn't get hurt from anyone else but me. Then there's the other part, who is struggling to keep the present, to resist change. This part of me yearns for comfort and stability. It's scared of the unknown. Or maybe it isn't so much of the unknown, because I know in the end it will happen. Maybe it's scared of the outcome - one that I've been trying to avoid for the past few months.So what do I choose? To be the one who walks? Or to be the one who watches everything crumble around her? It's taken me so long to get to this point, and now when I am finally content, everything gets pulled right from under my feet. I wonder sometimes, how is it that I managed to get here? It all comes back to the choices I made. If I had done something else even just a little bit differently, I might not be going through this now. However, I don't think I would've done anything any other way. If I did, I never would have had these experiences, I never would have felt what I did. And for that, I am grateful. I will never forget. feera. Monday, 8 June 2009, 9:09 PM
Shush Girl, Shut Your Lips.
The holiday's starting to look up. I've scored myself a job during the weekend, which I will start, hopefully, as soon as possible. Sat through nine hours of job training yesterday. It was undeniably tiring, and got me in bed by midnight. You cannot imagine how mentally and physically drained I felt once I got home. The whole day was a rush of presentations and talks, only stopping once or twice for a much-needed break. It helps getting to know your colleagues and making contacts first - it makes the rest of the day much more tolerable.Behold, my stash of goodies (: I especially love the chocolate eggs. This particular one had layers of dark chocolate, pralines and caramel coated in a shell of milk and white chocolate. Truly orgasmic. A shame how such divine pleasures come in such small packages. Now I'm just waiting for Nads to come home so we can hit Krispy Kremes together. As you may notice I'm basically going all out to satisfy my sweet tooth. Not that it's a crime or anything. And fyi, I don't eat all these things alone; I've got my limits too! I share, people. Haven't you heard? Sharing is caring (; Anyhoo's, I'm off to watch Pres. Obama's address to the Muslim world in Cairo after hearing so much about it. I hope he doesn't disappoint. feera. Thursday, 4 June 2009, 10:49 PM
We Go Fly.
On Saturday I went out with a few of the girls for a night out. I've been so MIA with everyone since college started I thought it'd be a great oportunity to meet up again. Besides, I needed a reason to get my arse out of the house. Started off with the usual dinner and shisha afterwards, then we decided to hit Helo Bali for a bit since we've never been there before. The night was great, mostly because it was spent with the same people who made school seem fun. It was incredibly refreshing to see all the old faces again after so long, and hopefully we'll be seeing each other very often during the break (:![]() ![]() Since then my nights have been pretty routine. I've loaded up on DVDs of movies that I've missed since being absent from the real world; either that or curl up in the av room with a flask of lime green tea and the occasional packet of MnMs. Oh, did I mention that the Astro is finally fixed after 8 godforsaken months? I can finally indulge in my guilty pleasure of relentlessly following the lives of the Kardashians, who have been dearly, dearly missed. That aside, I've also started on another one of Jane Austen's works - Northanger Abbey. It's definitely something to keep me company during the day now that I have nothing to do. Which reminds me, I should be out looking for a job instead of bumming around. But I'm such an awesome bum ): feera. Saturday, 30 May 2009, 2:07 AM
It's Just Too Late, & We Can't Go Back.
Yesterday was rough, but today erased all my negativities. Started off with a hearty Japanese spread with a friend I haven't seen in months so we could catch up. Those productive, albiet short, two hours did a world of good for me - it brought a smile to my face as it hasn't been in the last couple've weeks. The event from the night before was quickly forgotten once we saw each other this afternoon. Conversation flowed effortlessly over iced ocha and unagi, and before we knew it the place was closing for the day to prepare for the dinner crowd. I'd love to do this again, as much as possible, so I can grasp onto whatever I have left from my past.I've realised how much I've changed in the past year while I walked through the corridors of my alma mater towards the teacher's room to collect my SPM cert. Walking down the hall reminded me of the days when I used to don the same ghastly orange and blue uniform as my juniors and strut around the school like it was mine. Technically, it was. No one else knew the knooks and crannies of that school like how I used to, and it was the place where I'd spend most of my time after school hours - whether it was for cheerleading practice or to stay back for whatever LEO meetings that were held. Then there was that specific table that I'd go to every break and lunch with my friends. Everyone knew it was ours; no one dared to sit there unless we chose to sit somewhere else. It was a place where I knew I belonged. I know it seems pretty sad, but that's just the plain truth. Then when I went back there just now, it all felt so foreign, like I didn't know if I was still accepted there anymore. There are new kids now to dominate the title of 'seniors', and I could barely recognise any other student there. It was life telling me that everyone else has moved on, and so should I. Having said that, I feel that I've lost that old me, the one that was focused, ambitious, and head strong. That old me would have been so disappointed with this current, 'new' me. I've done things I've said I'd never do. I've become more vulnerable. I'm getting agitated with even the littlest things. I've started to take the more important things less seriously. My life now is not what I had expected it to be. Some people will say that it's not my fault. It was life running its course. Fate, even. But the thing is, it was the paths that I have taken that have made me into what I am. Those were my choices. My actions. If I had chosen different routes, there might have been completely contrasting outcomes. If I had made btter choices, and thought of the consequences, then I might have avoided this rut that I'm in. "Today is the first day of my life." I don't know who had penned down those words, but I'm grateful they did. I'm going to start anew. I'm going to get out of this rut. Watch out, life. I'm coming. feera. Thursday, 28 May 2009, 11:13 PM
All That's Left.
I cannot believe what I just saw. Who do you think you're kidding?So it was all just an act. I've had enough. feera. 9:19 PM
Wonder If It's All For You.
Hello, dear earthlings. Sorry for neglecting the blog. The past week hasn't exactly been filled with exciting new things that I can come home to blog about. Honestly summer break is such a letdown so far. Not that I could say that I didn't expect it, but I hoped that it'd pick up somehow. So today, instead of bumming around and waiting for something interesting to come by, I decided to grab the bull by the horns and do it myself. I decided to finally...... spring clean my room! :D Not like, on-the-surface, stuff-everything-into-the-cupboards-so-no-one-can-see kind of thing, but actually clean out all the junk in my room that haven't been touched since oh two. I've been procrastinating cleaning out for a while now (a good five years, to be absolutely honest) so I thought, why not do it now when I have all the time in the world? Before it was all about, "Oh, it's PMR lah, must study. Studying is more important." And then SPM rolled around, and then all of a sudden it was already the start of foundation year. I was 'studying' la konon for the past few years. I've finally put that all behind me, kicked procrastination right up its ass and cleaned. Five trash bags, three recycling boxes, one overflowing laundry bag and six hours later, I came out of a newly organized, squeaky clean room feeling completely beat. Despite being knackered by the end of it, I also felt, surprisingly, in control and immensely proud of myself. I know, its just spring cleaning my room, big deal. But it's true when they say that organizing your personal space is the first step in organizing your life. And it's also true that I've been watching too much Oprah for my own good. Now with my pad nicely done up, I can focus on more serious matters. Like calling the Astro people to get the bloody decoders fixed since no one else can be bothered to do it, and making vacation plans for the familia. Sabah looks promising. I'd love to hit the islands and the national park and the hot springs. Maybe even go visit our close relatives - the orangutans at Sepilok. The initial plan was to head to Ho Chi Minh for a few days of guilt-free shopping, but due to the whole swine flu outbreak, that got scrapped pretty quickly. So Sabah it is. Not that I'm complaining (; Talab just left for Dubai ): I'm gonna miss you dude! Get back ASAP for your resits! I don't care El-Kamil, we're going out this summer break. Campur Chart Goes Live next Thursday and Urbanscapes on the 27th of June! Anyone wanna teman? feera. |