I guess I was too tired. I wanted to get up at 10 but I couldn't. I carried on sleeping for 1½ hours more. She was already out with her sister for lunch when I caleed. Rats. Plans ruined by my fatigue and sleep. Me again. I lounged around at home while chatting to Eric. He had this program that might work with my CD-writer but hell, it was 31MB. I guess I'll download it from him tomorrow night.
We settled for a swim, followed by dinner at Purvis Street. My lunch and breakfast was only a hamburger. Oh yes. I forgot to add it just now. Here goes:
Sun, 27, Jul 03 - $1 for Mac hamburger
She didn't seemed concerned about the fact that that was the only thing I ate for the day. Oh, well. I asked for it to wake up late and be late.
I didn't really swim. Just did 1 lap. Most of the time was spent talking by the gutters. I was unhappy and still am.
Choon Lee was right all along. When he told me in-the-face, "Face it! Accept the reality! You are poor; you've no money.", I felt insulted and that he is trying to be mean. Now I think he can't be any more right. "Money cannot buy happiness"; this statement is inherently flawed and awfully inaccurate. Whoever came up with this must have been dreadfully myopic. My version should be a more accurate intepretation : "Money cannot buy happiness directly". One more word to make all the difference.
I concede to it. But not for long. I'm going to make my big break and reverse all these. I'll become wealthy, obscenely wealthy and have all the naysayers bow before me. Whoever disagrees with me about having money is everything will be convinced. Think spiritual attainement is enough? Try doing that when you are starving and have no means to buy food.
Alright, that was overdoing things a little there. My point is I'm not going to stay like this. Man, it sucks to be poor. Then again, some rich guy somewhere might be saying the complete opposite. But that's another story.
Choon Lee also mentioned about keeping contacts. The friend that you know now may be of immense help in future. I did some maintenance of contacts yesterday and today. So far, three has repiled. I'll do some more tomorrow. I think he's a godsend. I've learned a lot from him for the past week. It's a bummer that I'm posting out soon. However, his number won't be erased from my phone book for some time.
Evry now and then, I hear people commenting that it was a pity for me to drop out from OCS, even to the point that I'm somewhat taken in by their words. Bah! That's all bullshit. If not for this, I might not have known such a great advisor.
That's quite a handful for today. I must rest my tired eyes now.
We settled for a swim, followed by dinner at Purvis Street. My lunch and breakfast was only a hamburger. Oh yes. I forgot to add it just now. Here goes:
Sun, 27, Jul 03 - $1 for Mac hamburger
She didn't seemed concerned about the fact that that was the only thing I ate for the day. Oh, well. I asked for it to wake up late and be late.
I didn't really swim. Just did 1 lap. Most of the time was spent talking by the gutters. I was unhappy and still am.
Choon Lee was right all along. When he told me in-the-face, "Face it! Accept the reality! You are poor; you've no money.", I felt insulted and that he is trying to be mean. Now I think he can't be any more right. "Money cannot buy happiness"; this statement is inherently flawed and awfully inaccurate. Whoever came up with this must have been dreadfully myopic. My version should be a more accurate intepretation : "Money cannot buy happiness directly". One more word to make all the difference.
I concede to it. But not for long. I'm going to make my big break and reverse all these. I'll become wealthy, obscenely wealthy and have all the naysayers bow before me. Whoever disagrees with me about having money is everything will be convinced. Think spiritual attainement is enough? Try doing that when you are starving and have no means to buy food.
Alright, that was overdoing things a little there. My point is I'm not going to stay like this. Man, it sucks to be poor. Then again, some rich guy somewhere might be saying the complete opposite. But that's another story.
Choon Lee also mentioned about keeping contacts. The friend that you know now may be of immense help in future. I did some maintenance of contacts yesterday and today. So far, three has repiled. I'll do some more tomorrow. I think he's a godsend. I've learned a lot from him for the past week. It's a bummer that I'm posting out soon. However, his number won't be erased from my phone book for some time.
Evry now and then, I hear people commenting that it was a pity for me to drop out from OCS, even to the point that I'm somewhat taken in by their words. Bah! That's all bullshit. If not for this, I might not have known such a great advisor.
That's quite a handful for today. I must rest my tired eyes now.
posted by hg @ 00:22
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