Plastic.

Squeeky-made-on-purpose-high-pitched voices annoy me. It's not like anyone's going to fall for such things, will they?

Charisma

Do you notice that some people seem to exude an aura of charisma? Regardless of how trivial or mundane their daily activities may be, they attract many bees to their social honeycombs. They're constantly surrounded by others, engaged in an endless flow of social contact. As the center of attention almost everything they do makes it to the social headlines of the people around them.

Even a simple comment on Facebook about what they ate for dinner, or which shoes they wore that day will attract dozens of "likes" and comments. Makes me wonder what's the factor which makes these particular people stand out from the crowd even when it comes to mundane matters.

All this makes me wonder what direction our society is heading towards. Don't get me wrong, I'm not picking a side to discuss whether it's good or bad. I'm just wondering what we'll be in the future.

Now, don't you find that intriguing?

Lee Zi Ying

Words can't describe how much I miss her. Lee...reli reli hope u're fine over there. :)

PS: I know the post title's pretty uncreative =p

Miao!

Face your superstitions. Take the ride upstairs =)

Pity those poor souls....

What do you do when it seems that others occasionally seem plain dumb when it comes to knowing that they're supposed to do certain stuff without people telling them?

• Throw tantrums?
• Blackmail them into cooperating?
• Do it yourself, convincing yourself that it's a one-time occurrence?

Neh....just tell yourself that they're the not-so-fortunate human beings who weren't well educated when they grew up. Perhaps they lack common sense in certain aspects because they grew up with silver spoons crowding their mouths. That's why they seem so obliviously blind to simple things which we do automatically, taking it for granted. Poor souls.

Yeah....that's pretty rude. But effective for me. It does put a smile on my face as I do what they were supposed to do themselves in the first place.

Thank god for my twisted sense of sarcasm.