The Journey- christine

i love being a girl. Who said girls had to be sissy, afraid of spiders and wear frocks? So a while back,CA went on a little field trip, and it was all fine and dandy till the students discovered a paintball arena. That’s when the fun really began. The boys were first to go for it of course, and they put up a good fight against each other but met their match when the girls decided have a battle of the sexes. i’ve played paintball a couple of times in Sydney, and it’s always an adventure. I mean really, you get to shoot someone, hurt them, and not get in trouble. What else could you ask for?
                           
       

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   We waited in anticipation as the boys continued to gun their way to victory. Finally, we enter the zone and planned our strategy- which basically consists of as attacking the boys mercilessly.
  Off goes the whistle and the referee gets out of the way….
  " KILL THEM!"…..
  …3 rounds later, the girls were declared winners, muah ahaha…
  Thanks for the memory girls, you know who you are.

It is not how much you do, but how much love you put in the doing.

                                       

     Is the glass half full, or half empty? i guess we go both ways depending where you’re at in life, or maybe what sort of season you’re in. You all know the quote " the grass is always greener on the other side". People with curly hair want straight hair, and vice versa. There’s always something or someone better. So, could you possibly see the glass half full in this day and age?
     Contentment- the fusion between satisfaction and not over striving. Once again- it is not how much you do, but how much love you put into in the doing. Love what you do, do what you love. The glass IS half full.
   

                              
                     

Toilets/ the loo/ the bathroom, lavatory, whatever it might be to you, we all use it.

What sparked up this post is my long agitated feeling towards the fact that we Malaysians have to pay to go to most public toilets. I’m going to have to admit, i don’t know how it works, but don’t our taxes cover that? And that’s even besides the point! i expect to make my money worthwhile but i simply do not see where it’s contributing to.Here’s why:

1. There isn’t even toilet paper in the toilet; they make you pay an extra 20 cents to get tissue at the door.
2. The floors are usually wet and slippery.
3. There’s not enough soap dispensers, cubicles, hand dryers.

This is the 21st century people! it is not expecting that much to have a decent place to do our business. And if we have to pay for it, then i think we should get what we pay for. Here’s some interesting stuff i found about toilets:
> Thomas Crapper (1837-1910) was given credit for the modern flush toilet.
If the flush toilet was modern back then,check out what people have come out with now….

living out of your office/loo? Surfers’ Paradise

Irish Urinal- how could anyone miss…..               
                                           


             

http://www.porcelainpoetry.faketrix.com/content/films/Fart-within-the-Matrix.mpeg 
Great funny Matrix Video.

On the contrary, i’ve seen some pretty good public toilets, and it’ll amaze you how a sensible, great bathroom can actually make your day. Comments anyone?

= Whatever God’s dream about man may be, it seems certain it cannot come true unless man cooperates.- Stella Terill Mann. =

So, last December i flew from Australia, returning to Malaysia with such an anticipation to see my family and friends. I couldn’t wait to go on holiday, and spent some time doing nothing!

And doing nothing, and having no agenda felt great, until i realized that getting my student visa for the new term was a challenge. Gosh, so here i am still in J.B. Which isn’t bad, but i hate doing things half heartedly and it’s like half my life is still over there.

Anyways, i’m stuck at the moment, i don’t know just yet where i’m meant to be going…..so this is my life now…..it’s going to be fun.