Leave a room unturned for a couple of years, and see what happens: a few lizards, a family of cockroaches and a colony of ants move into the cupboards.
Nature is marvellous, no?
And when you consider that the majority of the workforce today was female...
"Sometimes glass glitters more than diamonds because it has more to prove." -Terry Pratchett
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Friday, December 26, 2008
good omens
Thursday, December 25, 2008
help me, I've been hit
-by something no reasonably decent (well, at least I don't go about committing crimes of a bestial nature or suchlike) person should ever have to see.
It actually hurts to see these kinds of things. Physically. My muscles start twisting and twitching and I start seeing stars. You'd think these people die a little death each time they spell a word right. Damnit.
(King Julien-esque) It's so annoying.
It actually hurts to see these kinds of things. Physically. My muscles start twisting and twitching and I start seeing stars. You'd think these people die a little death each time they spell a word right. Damnit.
(King Julien-esque) It's so annoying.
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
deedle deedle dum
I finally found out what happens on the eleventh day of Christmas!
And I got sick of Minima and its, well, minimality. Hence the change, see.
(fairy lights! xD)
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And I got sick of Minima and its, well, minimality. Hence the change, see.
(fairy lights! xD)
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the things that make a man:
Iron enough to make a nail,
Lime enough to paint a wall,
Water enough to drown a dog,
Sulphur enough to stop the fleas,
Poison enough to kill a cow,
Potash enough to wash a shirt,
Gold enough to buy a bean,
Silver enough to coat a pin,
Lead enough to ballast a bird,
Phosphor enough to light the town.
Strength enough to build a home,
Time enough to hold a child,
Love enough to break a heart.
Iron enough to make a nail,
Lime enough to paint a wall,
Water enough to drown a dog,
Sulphur enough to stop the fleas,
Poison enough to kill a cow,
Potash enough to wash a shirt,
Gold enough to buy a bean,
Silver enough to coat a pin,
Lead enough to ballast a bird,
Phosphor enough to light the town.
Strength enough to build a home,
Time enough to hold a child,
Love enough to break a heart.
behold, Uroboros
Once more we learn about the circle of life. You da man, Merlin (except the killing-babies part, of course).
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
happy spots

Another unexpected postcard!
Life is making it up to me for yesterday's terror (and yes, terror is really the right word - the result of a haywire imagination and watching cK play L4D).
Memory serves at such inopportune moments sometimes.
Now, I find myself in a bad situation where civilities force me into a corner from which I have no escape. With every cell in my being I refuse to do what is expected of me from certain quarters, yet it seems there is no other choice.
Oh, dear. Time to bury myself in books again. ><
p.s.: Remember that awful news I mentioned? It's doing a lot better now :)
Sunday, December 21, 2008
the eleventh day of christmas?
Eeughhh, chlorine. Gross.
You'd think I'd have things to say about camp and the Christmas party, but I don't - which surprises even myself. Maybe it's just my lousy hold on the language and my insufficient vocabulary. Oh, well.
Made tang yuen with Shawn today. Our colours were white, pink, green and blue; our shapes were decidedly not-round. I concentrated on making pyramids and caterpillars, whilst he did rings and pancakes. The shapes looked too freaky to be served, so mum made us eat our own.
Thrice washed, and still icky with Cl. Gah.
You'd think I'd have things to say about camp and the Christmas party, but I don't - which surprises even myself. Maybe it's just my lousy hold on the language and my insufficient vocabulary. Oh, well.
Made tang yuen with Shawn today. Our colours were white, pink, green and blue; our shapes were decidedly not-round. I concentrated on making pyramids and caterpillars, whilst he did rings and pancakes. The shapes looked too freaky to be served, so mum made us eat our own.
Thrice washed, and still icky with Cl. Gah.
Thursday, December 18, 2008
-.
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
somersaults and cartwheels
The wEiRdEst postcard in my life and the funniest complexion.
A piece of awful news and a huggy pillow.
One fridge emptied and one inexplicably moving book read.
Home sweet home.
A piece of awful news and a huggy pillow.
One fridge emptied and one inexplicably moving book read.
Home sweet home.
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
gysahl greens
It will awaken me to a week of camp - which probably equates to:
squeezing and sleeping in dusty, musty, smelly, squashy tents;
waking up at five every subsequent morning with all ten toes frozen off;
eating three meals of gross food a day;
scorpions and mosquitoes and snakes in the area;
communal bathing and hideous toilets;
and weather that will very likely be awful.
And there must be some facet of me - that even I did not know about - that is somewhat masochistic, because I'm actually rather excited.
Yikes.
How long will ye vex my soul, and
break me in pieces with words?
break me in pieces with words?
Sunday, December 7, 2008
throwing in the towel
As is probably extremely obvious from the title, I have decided to give up in my efforts to keep my titles at one word each. Bah, it was a stupid thing to do in the first place.
Psst. I have no idea if those berries are edible (I didn't have the guts to try). Can anyone tell me if they are? Because they look yummy.
I'm curious. I've never glomped or been glomped before, so I wonder what it feels like. Might be dangerous to the recipient if I were the one glomping, though. Hmm...
Pausing the music player in favour of re-watching Blood+
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