subconscious meets conscious: March 2006
play around with the bouncicles. drag them round. make them jump. go ahead!

colour freedom!!

Wednesday, March 29, 2006
「 bouncing away 11:45 AM 」

A friend of mine said today that he thinks guys should never wear pink.

I think wearing pink is no big deal, as long as you can carry it off. I mean, even some girls look horrid in pink!

Why does society classify colours to a certain gender? From young, Girl babies already are dressed in pink, while boy babies are dressed in blue. What's up with that? Shouldn't people be free to pick whatever colour they want to wear?

Whatever happened to freedom in colours?

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Signing off, ~TJ*

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Driving schmiving

Monday, March 27, 2006
「 bouncing away 6:02 PM 」

Once most people are 17, they all rush to register in a driving school. And in a matter of a few weeks, ta-da!! They have their license. What's the big deal about driving anyway? Why are so many people impatient to get their license?

Personally, I don't like driving. Reasons? 1) I suck at it. Seriously. 2) The roads nowadays are...well...dangerous. 3) Driving may soon be an extravagant affair due to rising oil prices. (just ignore this one...i'm just whining...)

*Sigh...all this kinda makes me wish I lived in s'pore. There public transport rules!!! Relying on public transport here is like inviting trouble. Your timing will be all screwed up, at least that's my opinion, which gives me a solid reason why i should just stick to driving. But that doesn't mean I can't comply whilst kicking and screaming all the way...


Signing off, ~TJ*

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I had a magic teapot
as wondrous as can be
For every time I tipped it
out comes a different kind of tea
I've tasted honey, thyme and lemon
jasmine and chamomile too
And even several horrid ones
like brocolli and bamboo
With my magic teapot
I was the envy of the town
kids from school came everyday
just to see if I was around
Together we held parties
with cupcakes on the side
And my teapot was the star of the show
for everyone wanted a try
But good times don't last forever
at least that's what people say
And true enough one fateful day
my teapot 'passed away'
A kid named Timmy twas' all his fault
for letting my teapot fly
And since pots are not built for flight
my dear pot was bound to 'die'
By now I suppose that you have guessed
what happened that tragic day
my beloved teapot fell and broke
shattered a million ways
No longer would I get to taste
my teapot's special brews
It's unique teas were gone for good
I wished this wasn't true
But alas a wish is just a wish
my teapot would not return
And so I bid farewell to thee my pot
I promise I shall not mourn
Instead this poem is a gift for you
a testament of our friendship
Everyone will know of you
and wish your teas had passed their lips!

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amazing

Sunday, March 26, 2006
「 bouncing away 11:03 AM 」

Did you know that the world changes it's magnetised ends around every 200000 years? Well, I didn't. When it happens, the south pole will become the north pole and vice versa. It's quite cool actually. Unfortunately, the change in the magnetic field causes 'gaps', allowing in more radioactive waves than usual, which could cause a cancer epidemic...which would NOT be cool at all.

Thinking on this, I realised something. It's really amazing that we humans have managed to survive for so long. Everyday, there are a million things that could go wrong, so many tragedies waiting to happen. Humans are so very fragile...a virus, an accident, a slip, a wrong decision...there are just so many death-traps in this world.

Thus, I think it's a major achievement that I have lived 17 years. And congrats are in order for those who have lived so much more. We really should be thankful we are still alive.

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Yo friends...

Saturday, March 25, 2006
「 bouncing away 10:52 AM 」

it's kinda sad really...
You make new friends, you lose old friends.
Of course it's possible to keep ALL of your friends, but who can honestly say they have not lost contact with at least one of their old friends?
Now i'm in college, thinking of my secondary school friends. How many will still remember me after a few years? How many will still be in contact?

Everyone has their own separate destinations and dreams. I wonder how many of our paths will cross again...


Signing off, ~TJ*

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When i first heard of blogs, I thought it was just a waste of time, not to mention the effort you have to put in. Totally not worth it. Perhaps it was because I was too busy at that time to even contemplate starting a blog. Sure, I was a little tempted...but i just couldn't see myself sticking to it. But now, feeling my brain slowly 'rotting' away day by day, opening a blog could just be the perfect cure. I can ramble and rave, and overall just work my slacking brain a little. Perfect.


Signing off, ~TJ*

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