hi it feels so good to be home! though alil distracted i am due to the flickering incandescent flame at my bedside. its a large vanilla candle without the glass holder (more value for money, i'm on a tight budget now) and there's a high chance that the house would be burned down in approximately a night's time. and i was silly enough to think that the wax wouldn't flow out (it did), so there's wax on the floor as well as the table and i'm too lazy to clean up. oh the glorious sweet scent of vanilla has such a calming feel-good effect! i love it.
so anyway, i have made yet again another resolution (the things i do to pass time). but for just a month so its pretty reasonable (i guess) it includes: execising thrice a week, swim once, no suppers, minimal fast-food, no taxis more than 3 times a week, no drinking/ clubbing etc etc. yup, feasible. i can do it!
okay.
maybe not.
have i ever told you how much i love making plans, feel the rush of adrenaline, of sweet sweet anticipation. it really helps to pass time, to keep your mind away from thoughts that asphyxiate your whole being. ie. study plans. i hate having to even talk about it because i'm still stuck in that same old dilemma, still figuring out. i daydream too much, everyone tells me that. but why can't i have that infinitesimal lueur d'espoir which lingers within, that maybe one day all my fantasies will amalgamate into reality. why can't i? oh you don't want to hear of what i'm conjuring of in my mind now. the only person who know thinks i'm almost halfway insane and one critic is enough. but all i dream of is a life like that, not mundane nor ordinary everydays. maybe when i'm 21 or something.
i want so much to go on a holiday. i yearn to just lie in the sand, bask in the lovely sunshine and admire the iridescent sea. that would be bliss. my haven, absolutely.
my lovely honey pies:
Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.
- Mark Twine