Mar
6th
Sun
6th
I miss China. Or rather, I miss grad trip.
IPhone App
Goodness me, I didn’t know that Tumblr has an iPhone app! Seriously, which era do I live in?
To those who are following me, hi!
I was watching tv all day long (for those who have read my tweets, it’s just repetitive). Speaking of repetition, it brings me to the boring topic of work. Fortunately for you (and me for the matter of fact), I am not going to start.
I just want to say how I enjoyed Saturdays and Sundays doing nothing (not really) and lazing in front of tv. It feels good not to step out of the house for more than 24 hours. Maybe I should get a job that is home bound and allows me to earn a decent keep.
Jul
9th
Fri
9th
Emotionally uncharged
It was the primary school gathering some weeks ago.
They (I wasn’t at the last one) last met 6 years ago. In a big group.
This gathering is like a free pass. I think even among friends whom you meet very often you do not get such free pass.
Perhaps friends who see you so often need not need such ‘free passes’ to ask on your employment and marital status. They know it because I will auto-generate such responses.
That being said, being asked a few times didn’t help at all.
:~
May
30th
Sun
30th
明知故犯
I think I can change my name to this. Somehow.
Am I too quick to assume fault?
If this continues, will others value what I have put in?
For harmony, I can give in. But who will give in to me at times?
I don’t expect others to throw in the towel so easily. But well, reciprocity does work wonders for me sometimes.
Apr
23rd
Fri
23rd
A sudden nostalgia for this song. I have no idea who the singer is till now. As we all know, we know the end products. We do not know who made it, found it and owns it. We, just take everything at face value. This is an indication of how probing further these days is becoming more of a hassle.
Apr
21st
Wed
21st
Easiest way out
When it comes to having the easiest way out, like how bees are attracted to nectar, I get attracted to it.
Only to realise that it is not only the easiest way out, it is also an expensive way to get out.
Why must everything come with a price? If it does not come with a price, do we all really not appreciate it? But please do not try this experiment in Singapore because it will be an epic fail.
Tagging something with a price is indeed the easiest way out. Easiest way to make a decision. Whoever invented money is smart but whoever invented price is godly.
Suddenly, I thought of MasterCard’s advertisement. Tau huay, 60 cents. You tiao, 70 cents. MasterCard tells you somethings are “priceless”. However, it never tells you that you are “priceless” to them when you are being ‘brainless’. Similar to other credit card advertisements, MasterCard tells you that its card is widely accepted at an astronomical number of merchants (which you hope that number converts into your absolute bank balance figures). To have that “priceless” moment (or moments), you swipe that plastic of yours. Sometimes as you know, impulsion over rationality and depression over impression. The impression of your card on that charge slip and impression that you never spent that much caused that depression. Your “priceless” shock and moments translates into their “priceless” revenue, especially when you can’t pay up in full on time.
So dear all, easiest way out, is it always the best?
