Segment One of today:

Well, yea, I made it to class, had project with Nat and before that, waited a whole long while before she finally finished her hmt project meeting. And meanwhile, I witnessed a series of project team politics. Whoa scary. Thank God our group ain't like that. Or maybe it's because we're not meeting enough for politics to happen? hahaha. Whichever it is, thank God we're not like that man.

While I honestly don't mind taking public transport (afterall, I took it for 19years), there are really occasions where I wish I didn't have to. Take yesterday for instance. I boarded a non air-con 74. And along Lornie Road, it was almost speeding, and there was grass trimming going on at the road shoulder. Goodness, I swear I was damn afraid a blade of grass would find its way into the bus and onto my face! So I covered my eyes, preventing myself from becoming blind. Then I realised, what if it hits my face?! So I covered my face. Then I though again, INJURE MY HAND HOW?!

Wa lau. It was terrible. But luckily nothing happened la. haha.

And today. I didn't have lunch, and we worked till about 5plus. Took the bus home and almost died on the way .=( I was so sick, I felt like puking all over the place. And the worst thing was, this blooooody irritating kid behind me was busy throwing tantrums, kicking the seat and screaming. I swear I could have kicked some ass in there. I kept hinting his mum that I'm freaking irritated, but noooooo her son was her prince. She didn't stop him. So I changed seats.
Wasn't the hint obvious enough already? The kid didn't stop! *faints*

In addition, one of the worst things to happen when you're on public transport, is bad air.
No air con, doesn't matter. It's worse when people start farting all over, or even airing their pungent armpits above everyone's heads. I hate that I tell you. >_<

So that's the price to pay for not being able to own a car.
Dear God, won't you pleaseeeeeeee get me a car??? A simple one will do.. (eh but i don't want manual car already!)

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Segment two of the day.

Part1:

Try driving while you're half frustrated and half creative (pun intended). Oh, don't forget to top up with losing your way.

So at times like these, I crave for speed. But each time I depress the accelerator hard, I see a sign that tells me Speed Camera Ahead. Great. Brake.
Then I depress again, slow car in front of me. Great. Brake.

And how do you concentrate on the roads when all you're thinking of, are the various possibilities of what could be happening? How do you focus on the directions when all that's running through your mind, are repeated questions?
"Why?"
"What's going on?"
"Am I right to assume?"

At the end of the day, no answers will be given. Rather, you don't know if the answers are real. But what you can do, is let the benefit of doubt run through.
So it does, and you try to shake it to the back of your mind.

But one day, it'll be back to haunt you. And when the time comes, there'll be no escape. Make it, or break it.

Part2:

Supper with JooJi (EH I MENTION YOU AGAIN! free meal again? hurhur), Zhenyang, Teresa and Shuling at UTR. No prizes for guessing that I lost my way there by making wrong turns.

Ok, not really supper for me since I only drank(thank you jooji for the drink! EH SECOND MENTION! ONE MORE MEAL!).. but it was nice to meet up with them again after so long. Pity so many others couldn't make it.

And I gave them all a bad scare. hahaha! Lesson learnt : don't ever let too many of yr passengers speak at the same time. And don't let yr direction-giver's volume be too loud. HAHA!

Ok good night!