Thank you for all the surprises - the book, the surprise Epicurean market trip. Thank you for putting in so much effort in your quirky little endearing earnest way. Thank you for being so strange and for making me feel like I understand you, and for that cheesey look on your face. <3

So Jim's mother gets into a car accident and loses a devastating quantity of blood. Only a blood transfusion from Jim can save her. Jim wants to save his mother. Jim is also gay, and has sex with his boyfriend. This is illegal. Jim is perfectly healthy. The blood transfusion form asks Jim whether he has had sex with a man in the past year. If he ( Read more... )

So Christmas this year has been awesome ( Read more... )

I just want to go home, and by home I mean 2010, where everything was 'fine', which meant perfect.

There is absolutely no way I can absorb anymore. Next time I am only ever going to take modules with powerpoint slides ( Read more... )

The seventh round of law exams! I have to say I'm a lot less terrified (may be saying this too readily, moments of panic still grip) than I was the first few times round. Maybe it's because it's already Year Four and I have semi-internalized the shameless rationalisation that it's not all about mugging. Or maybe it's just because I'm lazy. Anyway ( Read more... )

Every time I watch this movie I cry like a baby because of the hopelessness of it all. How everyone is stuck in the chase to get more, how everyone is constantly unhappy and snapping at each other. How everyone misses, staring down different noses at the same phones, the sky reflecting off their screens. 

You're on TV! :D

After everything, I'm really really glad that you're doing great. Stay awesome, you fluffball.

I was reading up about Hong Kong for my trip in December, and stumbled upon one of those HK vs SG comparison things. There was one titled 'Singapore Sucks!' and after reading it... We really do not suck at all. We may 'culturally' be the goody-two-shoed cousin sitting in quietly the corner, but I really feel there's something deeply endearing about ( Read more... )

Happiness is looking forward and hoping that better things will come your way. To reach that end, you plan things to make these hopes certain; holidays, the pay you are going to get, the house you are going to buy, the person you might wake up to every morning. Unhappiness is not having such things, and constantly looking back, wondering about ( Read more... )