Pleasepleasepleasepleaseplease take away this pain, I've suffered more than enough pain for the rest of my life grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrradasdasdasd
Gastric problems again, super sharp pains on and off, throw in scar pain and I feel like killing myself everytime the pain comes back zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Wednesday, 31 March 2010
Monday, 29 March 2010
Just something a little random to freshen up the blog!
I've achieved something! Omg!
See, last time, I could only jog 3-5 minutes, no more, slow jog. SLOW. Jog.
Then I gradually improved and could jog for 10 minutes!
Now I can jog for 20 mins!
It's really something amazing, it feels.. very refreshing. It makes me more determined to lose weight and feel more.. Determined.
Now if I can only be determined about studying Security+ >_>"""
I've achieved something! Omg!
See, last time, I could only jog 3-5 minutes, no more, slow jog. SLOW. Jog.
Then I gradually improved and could jog for 10 minutes!
Now I can jog for 20 mins!
It's really something amazing, it feels.. very refreshing. It makes me more determined to lose weight and feel more.. Determined.
Now if I can only be determined about studying Security+ >_>"""
Wednesday, 17 March 2010
Sunday, 14 March 2010
Thursday, 11 March 2010
An analogy of growing up...
It's like... Lyra Belacqua, from The Golden Compass storybook, forcefully abandoning herself from her daemon (soul) while having to enter the Underworld.
It is necessary, it is painful, and it is most definitely heart-wrenching. You don't want to do it at all, because it's alien.
But once the teeth-gritting process is over, you either become an empty shell, to join your fellow compatriots as a machine; or you become a much better person, with more flexibility and knowledge.
With these grim words, I encourage you to listen to the song. It features a Metal/Rock band performing a very soft Rock song, with deep lyrical meaning and a nice, soothing tune to go with it.
It's like... Lyra Belacqua, from The Golden Compass storybook, forcefully abandoning herself from her daemon (soul) while having to enter the Underworld.
It is necessary, it is painful, and it is most definitely heart-wrenching. You don't want to do it at all, because it's alien.
But once the teeth-gritting process is over, you either become an empty shell, to join your fellow compatriots as a machine; or you become a much better person, with more flexibility and knowledge.
With these grim words, I encourage you to listen to the song. It features a Metal/Rock band performing a very soft Rock song, with deep lyrical meaning and a nice, soothing tune to go with it.
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