Random meanderings

"Who are you?"

"Where did you come from?"

"Why are you here?"

"Where are you trying to go from here?"

"What is most important to you...?"

-Tsubasa Chronicles 20-

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Why blogging is seditious?

Premise 1: Blogging requires some thinking

Premise 2: Thinking is dangerous, mostly.

Conclusion: Blogging is therefore dangerous.

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It's friday night...

and what are you doing?

It's a cold tonight in Sydney. I wonder if you still remember the nights here.

The puffs of your warm breathes fascinates me to no end. Does it still do for you as well?

I remember the wet nights that often accompanies spring's entrance, do the falling rain still makes you look out the window?

The distant sounds of the traffic, ever unceasing, the infrequent stillness of the night, broken by the screams of piercing sirens. Do you still hear them often?

The wet sounds emmanting from every step pounding on the uneven pavement, and the cold biting winds, harshly tells me that Spring is coming.

Spring is coming. It is Friday night, and what are you doing?

September 11

Wow, it's September 11 again.

*Closed my eyes and wished hard for world peace world peace world peace....*


Listening to: Yoru Wo Kakeru

AGM 2005

The agm was over a couple of hours ago. Just can't help thinking we could have done it much more properly and organised. Blame it on my pedantic need to get things done right. Why organise something where we do it the SAF way: rush to wait wait to rush.
No one else seemed to know what to do and the one who should look more presidential was happy to wait. Fine. I am just another kancheong spider that will be blown away in the wiind.

And surprisingly there was some politicking going on in the presidential elections, since I was expecting just a straight fight between the two contestants without any other third parties.

But guess I was wrong. But the right person did get elected and so shall it be.

The pacing of the agm didn't feel very comfortable and there is the perennial sydromne where people leave after voting for the president.

Fact of life: nobody gives a shit about the rest of the supporting committee.

Fact of life number 2: it's also the very well connected people that gets to high places. I am pretty sure hard work and effort is a factor in success as well but how much of it also depends on the aforementioned.

Now to await the dreaded awards.