Sunday, March 30, 2008 not so much immune, but ambivalent.There are so many things I want to do after practicum. Kind of counting my chickens before they hatch, huh. But seriously though, there are all the friends to catch up with, pieces to learn, music to listen to, and I need to start exercising, I'm no longer getting fat, but I am fat. Anyway, it's hard to do all that when one wakes up at 6 in the morning, and knocks off about 8 everyday. And now that one rehearsal's off, I have a new one coming up. That should provide some levity, in any case, including a fair bit of stress, but I don't count things like that anymore, the scales have fallen from the eyes. Such is the sweet currency of life she procrastinated @ 17:30 |Monday, March 24, 2008 the waiting game.I have the book! Stormed Fortress by Janny Wurts! The book which I waited for years! SHRIEKS! And I finished reading it in the span of two days (and managed to finish up part of my work before reading it, cue congratulatory pat on back). That a few years of wait can culminate in 611 pages..! Devoured in the span of mere hours, now I find myself back in the same place, waiting for the next book to arrive. Who knows how long it may take this time. As with most things, I think I'm in for an interminable wait. Tapping of fingers. she procrastinated @ 18:37 |Wednesday, March 12, 2008 gesticulating wildly, long-suffering continuumThe book I've been waiting for over three years has been released since October last year and I DIDN'T KNOW! It's the conclusion to Arc III of Janny Wurts Shadow and Light series - Stormed Fortress - and it's not available in Singapore. Why! Why! Why! And knowing that I could have read it a long time ago makes me want to do silly things like jump on the bed with angst and chew off the corner of the math textbook (which I have utmost disregard for), but paper doesn't really taste good, tried and tested, so. Plus there's the gum to think about. Back to Amazon, it shall be. At times like these though, I really wish I'm back in London. But only at times like these. Until the next crisis, I suppose. Which should take place just about - now. There can be nothing more exciting in the world than writing lesson plans. Though I must admit practising scales will be a close second. she procrastinated @ 09:41 |Tuesday, March 11, 2008 that place one treadsi've been having nightmares of the future. the world's end. it's been going on for a few weeks now, so i can't blame it on the incessant headache i have at my right temple since the wisdom teeth extraction. the death of the world always changes though. it was rabid dogs last night, dogs which used to be human and they had flowing white silky hair. or fur. whichever. but the end is always cataclysmic in my dreams. but given our (or my) nature, how can it ever be anything otherwise? on the playlist now, peter grimes:
i could never quite get the last line, but i can sing it to myself all day long. and in passing, i can't believe it's already march. she procrastinated @ 11:42 |Friday, March 07, 2008 the insidious invisible influencedI have a mother of all headaches, like a sledgehammer pounding away at my right temple. But it's not as bad as it could be because I ate some chocolate today. What has that got to do with it, Everything, I say, and now I also have a tummy ache that could be due to gastric or too much milk, I can't really tell, and I don't even know where I came up with the idea that milk gives one tummyaches. I mean, I also ate bread today. Plain white bread. Deliciously bland until you dip it in milk. And last I checked, I'm not lactose intolerant, but I suppose I can always start deciding these kinda things today. Like how I can decide my birth date is on the 29th, my imaginary friend's name is no longer Belfiore but Peter, and the number of purple kitkats and rainbow-striped clouds I will have in my hands on the morrow shall be 0.197. Write the right, Right the write. she procrastinated @ 13:58 |Wednesday, March 05, 2008 restless and in pain = whinge postDental is over, now to ride out the pain and agony from not being able to eat what I want to eat. It's porridge and bread so far, how terribly exciting. So this is my list of food which I want to eat when I recover, but not necessarily in order: 1. bak ku teh I am so hungry and miserable. she procrastinated @ 15:23 |Tuesday, March 04, 2008 the past week or so, of the ties that hold and bindI've never been so happy (towards the end) to make that connection, grasping at tendrils of a past time which somehow holds meaning in the present, and I ask myself just what that means, what that signifies, and how much (or little) of it is contrived, and why that should be so important a factor. My world, as large as it seems to me, is still so small. In stark comparison to. I will and must learn, for what other choice is there? In order to safekeep and guard what I deem to be of utmost importance. And with that, you invite the shadows in, for they are rightly twins, even if fathered by different faces, and then, the timeless battle. she procrastinated @ 08:53 | |
blueprint I will like to spend my days, as though they are my own, which I mostly end up doing in halves, for duty beckons, and I am answering its clarion call. Soon enough! I am also a veteran procrastinator. fresh monodies Old wounds hurt most, I learned this today, becaus... previous rants August 2004 treatises on life arty jen frivolous pursuits for shallow ppl mulling over "One is wicked, because one see things clearly." - Beaumarchais's Le nozze di Figaro.And there were phlegmatic souls.
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