Monday, February 21, 2005

Trust
I enjoyed "Black Hawk Down" on TV last night. Especially in one of the last scene when after the soldiers managed, with much sweat and injuries, to return to base after the strike in the market place. One would imagine that after that horrifying period where the soldiers were mostly left to fend for their own while being atacked by the whole city, and thereafter being able to make it back in one piece, no one in sane mind would want to go back again to the place of attack to save comrades trapped there... but this guy when asked why he was crazy enough to do it again and again was simply "because of the guy next to you", or something in that line.

The ability to trust the person next to you with your life is perhaps one of the reason why I look up to the people in uniform, and may contribute in some bit to the reason why I joined a uniformed group in secondary school, and later on, now in university. However, maybe the 'elementary' level of such activities did not present any 'life & death' chances for me to build up such comradeship with my squadmates... well, the toughest period we had to endure together was just camp and scoldings from the instructors, and not forgetting the ever memorable punishment sessions. These activities did bond us to a certain extent, but was quickly forgotten when we parted ways. Family time was much more cherished. At the university level, everyone is so busy with their own life, self development and already had their own group of friends, so it was just a 'hi & bye' type of relationship.

Going to began my first real dip into the working world soon. I think such trust woud no longer be avaliable in the dog-eat-dog world we all live in.

Super Pig mused on 5:02 pm

Friday, February 18, 2005

A Lazy Person's excuse
Am I neglecting u because I'm plain lazy to boot? Sorry. But allow me to defend myself. Yes, I admit with a little guilt, it's partially due to laziness, but there's another reason... I think I'm suffering from web writing block and phobia. I do have great stories ideas that floats around in my grey matter, some of them even keeping me awake for hours late at night. But somehow when I settle myself before the keyboard, and log onto u, I feel all the verbal inspirations draining away from my finger tips, leaving me with nary a story to excite you. (I can't just say today I woke up, went to school, ate this, saw that, then went to sleep. That's would be terribly repitive and boring isn't it. Definitey not the 'image' I'm trying to pass off.)

Anyway back to you, or rather my problem. Ya, I have great stories that I'd been wanting to share with you, so of them are so strong that they urge me to write them down on paper before they dash off to some forsaken corner of my brain. But again, who carries pencil n paper to bed or in the middle of a poop session? Hence the fantastic tales just left me.

There's another thing... it may be due to my split personalities, X, X and X. They all have different strong, sometimes conflicting thoughts. I can't just lay them bare to you, revealing my deep dark secrets to you, can't I? After all, you are... are... so public.

Also, my siblings keep on hanging out around me, the temptation of TV, homework, other more fun stuff... blah blah blah...

I'm terribly sorry.. I really am

Super Pig mused on 12:29 am

Sunday, February 13, 2005

Chinese New Year Reflections
The 4 days of new year celebration seemed to just shot by just like that. Initially, before all that feasting and cleaning frenzy began, I was still nochalent about all the fuss with regards to the rush for new clothes, clean house, food stock. Rather I was more occupied about the impending dateline for the design project interim report.

New Year came with some funfare. Saw my Grandma, whom I haven't had time, or excused myself from visiting for quite a while. Gone was her elegance, now replaced by a weariness, exhausted from a losing battle to remain like before. Robbed of her bright eyes, talkative self by her current draining condition, plus seeing her like that- so disorientated, so reliant, a shell of her past, really broke my heart.

Accompanying her to the wash basin to tidy her up, she displayed some annoyance at the displaced cover for the drain hole, and also managed with some determination to close the window panes from fear that prying neighbours would learn of her detiorating health. At least part of her old self still remains.

However later again, I overhead my aunt discussion about Grandma. From the tsks and head shaking, it was disheartening to learn that Grandma developed a bad habit of going to the loo, and spending ages inside. Even displayed child-like behaviour of unspooling the toilet roll, often wasting 2 or 3 rolls a day. Sigh.

It so heart wrenching, yet I cannot help her to regain her former self. Grandma please stay strong!

Super Pig mused on 9:52 pm

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