Across the miles
It's funny to me
How far you are but how
Near you seem to be
I could talk all night
Just to hear you breathe
I could spend my life
Just living this dream
You're all I'll ever need
You give me strength
You give me hope
You give me someone to love someone to hold
When I'm in your arms
I need you to know
I've never been
I've never been this close
How far you are but how
Near you seem to be
I could talk all night
Just to hear you breathe
I could spend my life
Just living this dream
You're all I'll ever need
You give me strength
You give me hope
You give me someone to love someone to hold
When I'm in your arms
I need you to know
I've never been
I've never been this close
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There are some things I thought they couldn't make you do. Like make you use yourself as the subject of a bio experiment. What's more, they even make a SAC based on it, so you don't even have the chance to just tikam the results, must actually do it. How about, take a guess what the experiment is on. Here's a hint: it's on water regulation in the body. Ok, for those who don't do bio, it is a study of how the body maintains constant osmotic pressure and solute concentration in the bloodstream, by controlling the amount of water kept in the body. Still don't get it?? Does pissing in a measuring cup every 20 minutes meaning anything to you then...! -_-"
Yay, I'm getting a "new" phone soon! Its not BRAND new, it used to be my dad's actually. But he got a NEW one, therefore by default (and a few bribes in the right places), the right tothe throne his current one was mine. I'm not complaining, I don't think I've ever owned a brand new phone anyway. This one is relatively new, probably less than a year old, and that's a good enough offer to get me excited. Sad huh? Oh well. You would be too if you've only ever got hand-me-downs.
We went out with mum out for a mother's day dinner tonight. Yes, I know it's not mother's day today, but it's tomorrow, which isn't that far off anyway. After all, it IS just a sales gimmick... Do it the night before = avoid insane prices and crowds. (I guess quite a lot of people thought this way, so we didn't quite manage to avoid the crowd part completely). Even so, the food was quite nice (thai =D), even if my sister ended up dominating the conversation as usual... I just end up daydreaming when that happens, lol.
Recalling memories of my childhood life at home, there existed quite a significant number of occasions where I was by all counts forced by my parents, mum especially, into some activity or other in which I wanted no part in, much less had interest in. I even remember how she constantly used to adopt the cliché "it's for your own good" and "you'll thank me one day" arguments, and how I then contended, "pfft, this isn't and never will be any good for me. torture me more please." Call this hypocrisy, but reflecting on past decisions made by my parents, many were indeed for my own good (surprise), at least from their point of view... Perhaps it was mum's intuition, but I'm actually grateful for the fact that such choices were not even given to me. I don't think I would be half of who I am if not for them. Mind you, I still refute many things they forced me into (how do they keep doing that...), but I suppose only time will tell.
Despite her unpredictable and extreme mood swings, mum really leaves me with a lot to be thankful for. It's the big things, like pretty much making breakfast, lunch AND dinner, do half the chores in the house such that I don't even have to think about them, and the little things too, like tolerating my failures (or trying at least), even making up for them when she can. Not to mention balance a full time job at the same time. Just an expression of appreciation to mum, as well as to all the mum's out there. Thank you so much, and happy Mother's Day.
Whilst I can say't
Lest this peace hold not much longer
And this pasture to
A battlefield decline
Church has been moved to Sunday mornings, I guess that puts an end to my late saturday nights. Sigh. I guess it's a step towards improving my currently convoluted sleeping patterns.
Cya.
There are some things I thought they couldn't make you do. Like make you use yourself as the subject of a bio experiment. What's more, they even make a SAC based on it, so you don't even have the chance to just tikam the results, must actually do it. How about, take a guess what the experiment is on. Here's a hint: it's on water regulation in the body. Ok, for those who don't do bio, it is a study of how the body maintains constant osmotic pressure and solute concentration in the bloodstream, by controlling the amount of water kept in the body. Still don't get it?? Does pissing in a measuring cup every 20 minutes meaning anything to you then...! -_-"
Yay, I'm getting a "new" phone soon! Its not BRAND new, it used to be my dad's actually. But he got a NEW one, therefore by default (and a few bribes in the right places), the right to
We went out with mum out for a mother's day dinner tonight. Yes, I know it's not mother's day today, but it's tomorrow, which isn't that far off anyway. After all, it IS just a sales gimmick... Do it the night before = avoid insane prices and crowds. (I guess quite a lot of people thought this way, so we didn't quite manage to avoid the crowd part completely). Even so, the food was quite nice (thai =D), even if my sister ended up dominating the conversation as usual... I just end up daydreaming when that happens, lol.
Recalling memories of my childhood life at home, there existed quite a significant number of occasions where I was by all counts forced by my parents, mum especially, into some activity or other in which I wanted no part in, much less had interest in. I even remember how she constantly used to adopt the cliché "it's for your own good" and "you'll thank me one day" arguments, and how I then contended, "pfft, this isn't and never will be any good for me. torture me more please." Call this hypocrisy, but reflecting on past decisions made by my parents, many were indeed for my own good (surprise), at least from their point of view... Perhaps it was mum's intuition, but I'm actually grateful for the fact that such choices were not even given to me. I don't think I would be half of who I am if not for them. Mind you, I still refute many things they forced me into (how do they keep doing that...), but I suppose only time will tell.
Despite her unpredictable and extreme mood swings, mum really leaves me with a lot to be thankful for. It's the big things, like pretty much making breakfast, lunch AND dinner, do half the chores in the house such that I don't even have to think about them, and the little things too, like tolerating my failures (or trying at least), even making up for them when she can. Not to mention balance a full time job at the same time. Just an expression of appreciation to mum, as well as to all the mum's out there. Thank you so much, and happy Mother's Day.
Whilst I can say't
Lest this peace hold not much longer
And this pasture to
A battlefield decline
Church has been moved to Sunday mornings, I guess that puts an end to my late saturday nights. Sigh. I guess it's a step towards improving my currently convoluted sleeping patterns.
Cya.
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