she doesnt have any fascinating dreams in life.
she just want to be simple. because to her, simplicity will make her feel happy.
she hopes to find someone who truly understands her.
but sad to say that nobody really understands her.
she wasn't pessimistic.
but her future seems bleak to her now.
she detests people asking her "whats troubling you".
but at the same time, she appreciates their care and concern.
she doesnt need any consolation when she's upset. just keep mum and leave her alone.
soon, she'll be fine again.
she isn't living her life to the fullest
and she doesnt have the time to ponder over her own life.
she's too busy over the upcoming A levels. yet, her results arent pleasing at all.
physics physics physics! chemistry chemistry chemistry! maths maths maths! econs econs econs! gp gp gp!
sighhhhhhhh. :((
Friday, October 9, 2009 - 11:06 PM
You buy things and you keep them clean. You take care of them. Keep them in a special pocket. Away from keys and coins. Away from other things that should be kept clean and taken care of as well. Then they get scratched. And scratched again. And again. And again. And again. Soon, you don't care about them anymore. You don't keep them in a special pocket. You throw them in the bag with everything else. They've surpassed their form and become nothing but function.
People are like that. You meet them and keep them clean. In a special pocket. And then you start to scratch them. Not on purpose. Sometimes you just drop them by accident or forget which pocket they're in. But after the first scratch, it's all downhill from there. You see past their form. They become function. They are a purpose. Only their essence remains.
taken from somebody's blog.
nice. and i totally agree. never take things/anyone for granted. it's no good. ---------------------------------------------------------------
i dont understand. why ACS(I)? i dont see any link between the two schools. haa.
it reflects their maturity but at the same time, also showcase the creativity in their thinking. :)