The other side of every fear is freedom.

The recent A(H1N1) outbreak has reached an international pandemic. Yeah, I know it's severe and all, but I don't get the point of inhibiting yourself from still carrying out your daily activities. I mean, come on! It's air. It's not like the virus can be contained in an area right? What you gonna do, not breathe?

Gosh, every now and then.

"Don't go out late at night kay? I've read the newspaper that they're rempits loitering the streets disturbing female drivers".

"Did you know there was a rape incident at XYZ?! I'm so not going there again!"

"I heard in China, they inject chemicals in fruits to make them sweeter. I'm not buying fruits from that country ever."

"Don't eat pork, later swine flu lahhh!"

And the list goes on.

Scare tactics like hers send an indelible message: fear the world. While no one denies that living in the modern world carries risks, people are unable to live happy lives if they are fearful of every possible negative event. This is why hypochrondriacs (people who constantly believe they are deathly ill) are usually in fine physical condition, yet are miserable almost all of the time, because there's that chance, that ever so slight chance, that they have a life-ending ailment.

"All of us have a relatively short time on this earth. It could be 100 years or just a few days. So we have to make the most of it. This doesn't mean taking unnecessary risks or treating yourself like you're invincible. It means enjoying your life while recognizing the potential dangers of it. If you can do that you'll more often than not be happy. Don't live with a fear of the world, just a respect for it."

Instead, the generation nowadays are being taught that there's a predator every fifty yards who'll chop off his hands and feet if he moves away from his mother. And you think why they're so many dark and depressed homosapiens on earth ei? =,= Moreover, these are the children who turn into anxious paranoid adults. They don't ever hear the proper message so they grow up with a twisted one. These people unfortunately end up playing the game of life not to win, but rather simply not to lose.

Quote: Only when we are no longer afraid do we begin to live.

Serendipity.

the effect by which one accidentally discovers a series of fortunate events,while looking for something else entirely. ;)

It was over way long ago, so please let me be already.

Candle in The Wind.

My scholarship approved! ;D

*jumps with joy*

Everything seems falling into place.

Let's hope I don't jynx it aite. >,<

Here's to a new beginning, new opportunities. 

Get out there and whip some asses y'all.

Rofl.

Sometimes you pick your friends, sometimes they pick you.

Once upon a time ago at my crib, our attempt to whip up a batch of cookies.

Look how far we come, baby.

All grown up. *sniffles*

"Too late we learn, a man must hold his friend
Unjudged, accepted, trusted to the end." 
- John Boyle O'Reilly

From skipping classes, cheerleading, boy problems, sleepovers, tv marathons, feuds, etc. ,

it wouldn't be the same without you guys. ♥ 

Escapades.

Thursday//

The boys crashed my crib for a while before some midnight mamak session.

Friday//
Lunch and shopping @ 1Utama with my bitches. I misssh you guys trey much! ♥

Saturday//
In the middle of the night, we spontaneously decided to drive up Genting. Thanks to Ky's ' awesome! ' sense of direction, we got lost for an hour. When we reached the land above, it was 4am already. We loitered around at the vacant theme park corridors. The boys being boys, Edgar decided to enter the girls loo. -_- What they didnt know was the maintenance person was still there! Kena halau-ed in the end.

"Eh! Ini tandas perempuan la."
"Eh! Ya ke? Sorry la mak cik, mabuk."
Rofl.

Still had time to kill before the sunrise, so we decided to play truth or dare at the 13th floor at one of the hotel's exits. Boy, was it hilarious. Details undisclosed. *coughs* Around 6am, we drove to an empty carpark where Sanjay, Shaun, Wei Kit and I decided to spy on what KY and Edgar was up to in the other car. After several fail attempts, we braved to take walks despite the cold chilly weather . Around dawn, we left Genting and had morning mamak before heading back to my house to shower and what nots. ;

Night, headed up to Look Out Point. I've wanted to head up that place since ages. The KL view is simply amazing without a doubt. Marcus brought Chia Sing and Kelvin along. We headed down to Ampang Waterfront afterwards for some supper and few games of 'Bluff'.

Sunday//

Crashed Sanjay's place after lunch cause miss KY wanted to meet her boy.

Monday//

Karaoke session. ♥ which I'm getting wayyy addicted to, going at least once a week.

Tuesday//

Lunch with Satya at Italiannies @ Mid Valley then was dragged along to JJ and Satya's crib to run her errands. ;

Night, headed to Damai, 'so-called' Ampang's best shisha spot. Played Donkey. Satya was a newbie at our infamous dares and she was pwetty entertained. *coughs* rofl.

So yeah guys, stop making assumptions I'm emo for no apparent reason. For really, I've been having a real smashing time with my friends. As for some of my post, I do admit I'm rather philosophical and have some deep insights on life and what nots but that doesnt mean I ain't content with my life. Sheesh. =,=  In retrospect, life's suppose to be deep and profound otherwise it would be rather shallow and superficial no? I'd like my life to be meaningful, don't you?