'batteries not included

Thursday, October 11, 2007

5:00 PM

Don't take it to heart

Ahh, what a day to be in right people? the maddening sunshine with it's trademark of still winds seem to have overwhelm the afternoon. However, despite the over tanning I got, it was a good day. A decision to my vapid love motion picture had arise to a letting nature takes it course theme. For now I should learn the basics of earning contentment over the little things that I get and do. =) Smile peeps, for the host is. Today's headlines would be house visitation, summary of content would be just to bring a smile to an injured friend. A overwhelming sun for the afternoon never stop his advance to, Miss Sherlyn Wong's house. Sherlyn make quick steps on the overhead bridge in order to catch a bus she was about to miss, but her burst of energy was soon turned to tears. She tore her knee ligament as she proceeded down the step, leaving her all teary sitting by the step. Sean couldn't leave a friend holding a grudge to the days ahead so he picked up his bag and headed to Bedok. To cut this long story short, his effort was paid off with a great smile from his friend, Sherlyn. He left his day by saying, " She thanked me for the effort, I thanked her for the opportunity to bless a friend.".

Ohh finally a good news to read about right? As compared to the cold war in love, or life or food we face from day to day. The war of our time seem to have a bigger impact on the hearts, with only having time to aid the damage. Our innocent fragments gets filled up with smoke, only soon leaving us to play a supporting role of the next big guilt hit. People stay fat free and guilt free, that way a smile will simply work it's way up through your spine. Merriment expressions and indulging smiles is something I have yet to obtain. Make my exit from this masquerade, and make transparent visitations to the ones I hold so dear.

So little time so much to do, I rather spend my time with... shopping at Ted Baker. The lyrical ammendments were dedicated to my upcoming exams (O levels) and my love for Ted Baker. Just a shout out: People if you still wonder what Ted Baker is, head down to Takashimaya or Vivo, there you will find true fashion. In Ted We Trust. Alright back to reality to roads and highways to the O levels. It's so unfashionable from the way it enters my fly high thoughts. I wish I was a crystal-baller, I want to know how it ends, now that would be sweet. I'll caption the O levels as the 'next big thing' and my study time 'dodgy'. Barely getting anything covered these days, I am starting to see the dark cloud of impending doom hovering above my life tale. Alright, a confidence still in search and a metrosexual in the making. I'll dedicate some photos for the day =) smile people, rebel against O level.

let the good times roll. goodnight world...