My Blog: A Review

Hello.

Am having a sudden attack of blogging recently. Not that the quality of my entries have been getting any better, quite the opposite really, but at least I'm doing more than one entry in a year. Readers, rejoice.

But.

Had a lovely lunch date with a couple of clients (and if you are reading this, Y, yes, I mean YOU) and she badgered me for my blog URL. I immediately went into a spasm of uncertainty and embarrassment. Simply because, until now, I haven't really realised how *public* all my writings have been. Sure, it's been out there on the web for a couple of years now, but honestly, who on earth would ever stumble upon this little blade of grass in an entire savannah full of blogs/vlogs/porn websites and other web acreage?

And so I find myself trawling through my posts (all 20 of them) since Nov 2004, making sure that there's nothing too indecent/inflammatory/insulting in here. Am quite safe so far. I think.

But here's the point I'm trying to make. From November 2004 to March 2007, there were things in my life that were turned over, twisted, broken down, built up and wrung out and almost nothing got blogged. When the very reason I started this blog was as a sort of diary (aaarggg) of personal expression. So my resolution (starting today. Or this week. Or v soon, really) is to faithfully document all upheavals and miracles, agitations and annoyances, loves and losses and lamentations in this psychotic roller-coaster called My Life.

Gentle readers, you have been warned.


Mood: Insane and slightly Spastic but Happy

300. Watch. It.

Caught this at a premier Tues nite (Thankyou thankyou SY for bullying me into going! HUGS).

It is AWESOME.

And there is some SERIOUS eye-candy going on there. Girlfriends, remember to bring eye drops because you won't want to BLINK.

But pleasepleaseplease don't nitpick about historical accuracy. It is an excellent movie in its own right, references to the original movie notwithstanding.

Enjoy.

Mood: Wow

Did You Feel It?

Tremors! I felt tremors!

I also feel like an extra in that 1990 Kevin Bacon movie!

But seriously.

About 15 minutes ago, I was happily ensconced in my cubicle in the corner of Menara Axis when my chair started to sway back and forth. I immediately assumed it was due to some sort of heavy vehicle passing by below (which, in hindsight, is kinda silly as I am about 9 stories above the ground) but when it went on longer than normal, my medulla oblongata (or whichever bit of neural ganglia it is that controls my fight/flight responses) went "Hello. EARTHQUAKE!". And received no response from the rest of my body. As usual. I swear, if I were an impala in the wilds of the Serengeti, I'd be eaten before my first birthday.

Looking across my cubicle I met the fascinated and slightly surprised gaze of my colleague, and then some excited yelling went on.

"Did you feel that?"
"Yes! Did you feel that?"
"Yes!"

and so on and so forth.

And now, we've decided to evacuate the building. Not because it's unsafe or that we're in fear for our lives, but because we wanna go home early and need no other excuse.

Peace, all.


http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=252981


Mood: Hmmmm