On semi-hiatus.
2006-02-06 / 1:07 a.m.
look at you!
You cry all the time!"
"I don't cry all the time!; I just cry when you cry,
like I feel happy when you are happy,
I'm upset when you are upset."
I'm thinking to putting this blog on hiatus. Or at least, a semi-hiatus. I just simply can't find time for it; my life has been pretty hectic lately - I really don't get up to much but everything that I do, I get tied up with and spend lots of time doing it. Sometimes I pick up something, spend some time about doing it ... then whoom, a whole day is gone already.
I mean, my hiatus wouldn't do much; knowing me, I will probably come back to it next week or something. I know I have a few people on my reader's list - I still read all of you, I am just too lazy and caught-up to comment - and I'm aware that there are people from my LiveJournal who read this, and I know also that there are a number of loyal lurkers reading this blog who don't really belong to any online association. I'm not going to shut down this blog as I still want the content to be there, for myself as well =). I may just paste all this on notepad, in-case diaryland thinks I'm inactive and unregisters me ... can they even do that? But, just in case. Although, as said, I may come back something about next week, I have commitment issues really.
My life in general is a light bulb of brightness. All the dark clouds has seemed to blown away, leaving only a few seconds of shower afterwards but I have an umbrella and a pair of wellington boots, nothing can penetrate my armour. Now that the nuclear mess is no more, things seem much more simple than they really felt like when I was undergoing those issues.
Right now - and I am confident to say, in the future, as well - everything is under full control, I have my hand firmly on the steering wheel, and I don't have the burning desire to run any red lights for now, for I have a few passengers that I really don't want injured. I used to not care who I sarcrifice on my way to my final destination, I really used to be like that, but as time washed, I began to care more about not getting my passengers travel-sick, so I have became a more 'safety first' driver. Although, I truly learnt my lesson of not going pass the speed limits and slowing down at the bumps when my last passenger had to leave the car because they were too sick, I really started getting concerned then.
And also, my insurance is getting a bit pricey with all my crashes recently.
This morning Sam got bitten by a horse. He asked for it, really; he stuck his hand inside the horse's mouth.
"It was just nibbling my hand really gently and it didn't hurt at all... but when I pulled away it just grinded into me!"
That was about the most funniest thing this week. Actually no, 'talking' to Adam in Mothercare was so mightily funny, but I wouldn't embarrass him here. Now you can probably guess what we talked about.
It is 1AM and I am going to read some Banana Yoshimoto now.
Goodnight chickens, and I will be back soon =D!
♥ Joey
Previous entries:
My brother's 18th! - 2006-06-12
No more exams! - 2006-06-10
Two more exams left! - 2006-06-07
Game Maniac - 2006-06-04
Antipication of no exams. - 2006-06-02
More entries could be found here.
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