Saturday, October 28, 2006
没有一个男人值得让你流泪,值得的不会让你哭.
Sunday, October 22, 2006
i'm there to help.i'm not there to see you play around.
i'm not there to take in all your anger.
i'm not there for to go go for a LONGGGGGGGGG break.
i'm not there for you to go smoking.
i'm not there for you to drag another one out.
there's nothing wrong with me being her out.
WHAT IF I'M NOT THERE.
she needs her break too.
i'm there because i sacrified my date.
i'm there because i cancelled it.
you make me regret it.
Wednesday, October 18, 2006
the worst thing that can happen is being stabbed to death,and not knowing who was the one.
even till your death-bed.
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Choosing to Be Positive
How has your day been? How is it going to be? If we had the choice, we'd no doubt want each day to be phenomenal - exciting, enriching, meaningful, joyful and pleasurable. But are you exercising that choice? Do you intentionally and consciously choose your attitude each day?
Most of us tend to allow external circumstances or other people to choose your attitude for us. As in, whether our day is a good one or not is dictated by whether we get up on time, whether the kids give us any trouble, whether the traffic is agreeable, whether the boss is in a good mood, whether another big, thankless task is dumped on us, whether our spouse or partner greets us with a smile.
When you choose to live this way, you are allowing external circumstances to control your mood and disposition. This is fine as long as everything runs smoothly in your life. But that doesn't happen often, does it? Life is hardly predictable - accidents happen, machines break down, kids have their tantrums, workloads become seemingly unmanageable. And when you finally get home in anticipation of a tender hug and a sympathetic ear, you find instead another frustrated and angry person who can't wait to dump all the day's tribulations onto your already tired soul.
What happens then? What happens when you have a lousy day?
You see, the problem with not choosing a positive attitude everyday is that we run the risk of getting a negative one imposed on us at the whim of other people and situations. Our mood is then at the mercy of the volatile. But although we can't dictate the weather, we certainly can choose how we react to it.
So what if we claim our right to consciously choose our attitude?
Well, we'd invite more joy into our lives. We often overestimate the influence the outside world has on our mood - like if we encounter a surly cashier at the caf?we feel offended and ourselves become sullen and rude, as if to pay forward this unbearable debt of bad manners. When really, the moment's tension can be neutralised instantly if we choose not to be affected by someone else's thoughtlessness.
By choosing a positive attitude each day, we attract more positive experiences into our lives. The quality of each experience often determines the quality of the next experience - I'm sure you've been in situations where your plans get thrown off completely because something went wrong. But when things go awry, you can also choose to move on without a scratch, thus effecting a better outcome or future experience.
taken from: a slice of life - 938 live.
Monday, October 16, 2006
sometimes, things just turn out differently.never trust anyone.
Sunday, October 15, 2006
you.it's always you.
it's always your name when something happens.
why are you like that?
have i done something bad to you?
or are you wanting to chase me out of the company?
stop acting kind in front of me.
you're the fucking reason why i'm miserable.
you're the one who make me cry.
asshole.
Friday, October 13, 2006
YOU LIAR.
Monday, October 09, 2006
some feelings are meant to be hidden.the aeroplanes flew past.
just like you did,
leaving bits and pieces behind.
Sunday, October 08, 2006
that postcard, you gave.6 years ago.
still there.
intact.
just that,
it has turned yellow.
6 years later.
where are you now?
i'm still stuck at that very point.