it's 2005.
i'm 25 years old.
i think i might be having a mid-mid-life-crisis.
i don't have any specific new year resolution, as always. i don't think resolutions are wasting time, it's just that i'm not that motivated to set any specific goals. well, i better start setting
one now.
my new year's resolution is to be a less boring person.
that is very hard to achieve.
well, i'm now in kedah for two weeks to recuperate. it's day one and i'm already bored to death.
i got to hang out with my friends just a few hours ago (macam tak operate saja) and i found out
some shocking news. many of them are becoming teachers !!!! damn, i didn't see that one coming. it's not that drastic, actually. i'd like to hang out with 'em around my holiday, but
i think they've got serious stuff to attend to very soon. anyways, i think it's about time they choose a path, and it's a very good one, considering our nation's current employment conditions. you can't blame them for choosing to be a teacher. it pays well, great benefits (better that petronas, i think) and the workload is less punishing. congratulations, fellows.
right now i'm sort of thinking what to do over the next few weeks. i got some bills to pay, some things to buy, some stuff to check out. the usual, you know.
i seriously think this post tak ada isi langsung. merapu saja laa....ha ha ha.
happy new year 2005.
Monday, December 27
it's been a while since i've posted, and i'd make it quick and painless for all of us.
a few things startled me since i've been in kl, namely:
1. i saw a malay couple diplay their affection in public a while ago, at a lrt station. obviously they're
married. it made me think, why aren't there more of them?
2. i saw a hindu girl talking to another hindu girl this morning .....in MALAY !! is it finally the racial integration we've been waiting for, or is it kikisan budaya?
3. in my workplace, even if i'm younger, we always address each other as aku n kau. it's mind boggling and i have to admit it's a cultural shock for me, but i'll get used to it.
4. female colleagues touching you and getting all phsyical.....i'm still not used to it.
5. me getting operated this week end, even though i'm not sick....i have to get a procedure done for my hernia problem, and i'll be admitted this thursday. i get two weeks paid leave, and my boss said 'no problem'....
does these shits boggle you too?
a few things startled me since i've been in kl, namely:
1. i saw a malay couple diplay their affection in public a while ago, at a lrt station. obviously they're
married. it made me think, why aren't there more of them?
2. i saw a hindu girl talking to another hindu girl this morning .....in MALAY !! is it finally the racial integration we've been waiting for, or is it kikisan budaya?
3. in my workplace, even if i'm younger, we always address each other as aku n kau. it's mind boggling and i have to admit it's a cultural shock for me, but i'll get used to it.
4. female colleagues touching you and getting all phsyical.....i'm still not used to it.
5. me getting operated this week end, even though i'm not sick....i have to get a procedure done for my hernia problem, and i'll be admitted this thursday. i get two weeks paid leave, and my boss said 'no problem'....
does these shits boggle you too?
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