does it matter?

I mean, really. Does it? Well if it does, enlighten me, since the significance of this is proving rather elusive.

spring(?) cleaning

Chucking out every last speck of SPM to make ready for A-Levels took me so long that college had already started when I finished - mostly because I procrastinate soooooooooo much.







But the end result was (was, because it's now looking deplorable all over again after a month of college) good, no? :)

I shall choose to believe that it's a matter of choice.

Scenario:
A very-nearly-middle-aged woman with a sour-by-nature face gets home (to an apartment she shares with no one but her cat, Yellow) from whatever work she does, sits down in her living room and opens up the day's paper. There is a piece of news that catches her eye - one about a doctor, perhaps, who has been awarded a medal for changing the lives of many for the better; or maybe one about a lawyer, who has just won a high-profile case.

Now, her options are:
(a) Stare at the name, then the accompanying picture, and then bite back the feelings of regret and guilt that come up. Crumple up that page of the newspaper, kick the cat to vent her frustation and go to bed in a black mood.

or

(b) Stare at the name, then the accompanying picture. Pick up the mobile phone and dial speed-dial number five. Wait a few minutes until the person on the receiving end picks up, then say, "I saw that article on you in the paper!" and spend the next half an hour on the phone laughing and making plans to go shopping together that weekend.

Now which will be the case?

doing the math

I made myself cry yesterday. I'm not sure how exactly, but I do know that I might accidentally do it again if I'm not careful. Overthinking might just lead to depression, y'know?

"Pain is compulsory, suffering is optional."

folk songs, anyone?

Possibly one of the hardest songs around to sing to. But it's so... Irish, no? :D

Yay to Sherlock Holmes!
Yay to a great cast!
Yay to the soundtrack!
Yay to rewatching the movie!