A couple of weeks ago:
Sleep has left me ever since PPCM paper ended. Somehow, I can't seem to head to bed on time, or early enough to not see the sunrise.
Don't get me wrong, watching the Sun rise is actually beautiful. It gives you a moment to recompose yourself for a whole new day, with new experiences and adventures. It is like an energy restorer; like a breath of fresh air. You've got to experience it for yourself. Breath-taking moment, and nothing can come in second to it. That's why I want my funeral (Click Here to read about my funeral plans) to be held before Sun rise, because it marks a whole new beginning to my Life (or soul) and also because, when I was younger, I thought that Sun rise marked the time for all the wandering souls to head back to where they came from, after watching their loved ones tucked themselves to bed of course. Thus, I want my family and friends to watch over me for the very last Sun rise before I begin my rounds, watching over them (No, I'm not insane, suicidal or being emo.).
After sidetracking so much, back to the bit about the sleepless night. Well, I did try various ways to fall asleep. One of them was to read a book, but I got hooked on to the book (managed to finish 4 books in a week, and unsurprisingly, yelled at by mum because I wasted money buying the books as they'll be chucked in my shelves despite re-reading them) that I'd rather lose sleep to finish up the book (at least it was interesting enough for me to finish reading it).
Since that didn't work, I tried other methods like tuning in to the radio, watching t.v and surfing the net, but every interesting topic that I hear or chance upon, would have me ending up searching more about it through the net. So that didn't work either.
So I ended up every night, or rather dawn, forcing myself to fall asleep by shutting my eyes real tight, day dream or stare out my window (apparently scaring myself to sleep with 'Nenek Keropok' or anything else didn't work either) till I eventually for asleep.
Well, it did work for the first couple of days, but somehow or rather, my body got used to it, so much that I ended up staring blankly till I became hungry. Then out I'd be, in search for food.
The lack of sleep hasn't done much damage to me physically, but it sure has darkened my eye bags (amazingly darker than I'd expect my skin to go, almost rotting black. MEH)
A week ago:
The sleep issues are back. My mum says I'm going blind from all the late night surfing and reading. I think she may be right. Every time I close my eyes or go to sleep, it seems as though bright lights (almost like blinding flash lights) are flashing at(?) my eyes(And no, I wasn't staring at any bright light source whatsoever). In the day, the bright lights would disappear, but there were mini stuffs moving everywhere around me, or at least where my eyes were focusing at(like the heat you see coming from the tarmac on a hot day). Being me, I checked it up on the net, and This kind of had the answers to it, but I don't think I really understand. Heh.
A couple of days ago:
I think it was a day or two before the 'Hungry Ghost Festival' ended. All I could remember was waking up at 3am, to see the door on my wardrobe close by itself.
Now:
Sleep has finally come back to me, but I've been having bad dreams lately. Like last night, I dreamt that my house was on fire. Someone threw something into/something landed at my place and everything started burning up, even Junior. It was so real, I could feel the heat. Perspiration from the heat and panic made it worst as I watched almost charred yet very much alive Junior trying to get the flames off of him. I poured a bucket of water over him and carried his limp body to the bath tub. He looked horrible and I felt nothing but pain.
No one was at home, except him and I (worst combination in the world, if you know me well enough) and Junior. I wasted no time, trying to put out the flames which was everywhere; the curtains; the floor; the ceiling. It was as if my house was covered with kerosene and someone had torched it!
And while I was busy saving the house all he did was ask "What happen?" and "Who did it?", never lifting a finger to help, just the same as he is now in real Life. And despite being in that dream (unreal?) I felt like beating him up. I guess the hatred for him is so great that it can even appear in dreams.
The dream was so real that when I woke up, my body was all tensed and warmer than usual, as though I had been standing under the hot sun. I immediately sprang off of bed to find Junior, only to have him curiously staring at me from the end of my bed. I don't think I've ever hugged anyone or anything as much as I did to Junior immediately after that dream. Poor him, must still be wondering if I'm on drugs or not. But I just hope this never happens. I can't bear to see Junior in that state, EVER.
But this isn't the only dream that I had. I think I'm going crazy soon...
Till then.
Showing posts with label holidays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label holidays. Show all posts
Friday, September 25, 2009
Saturday, December 13, 2008
Oh Holidays
Despite being jobless, I have been spending my days rather fruitfully, by helping my mother out in her Holiday Classes like Art and Cooking for the Kids.
It seemed rather embarrassing as my mum and I clumsily carry huge bags of boiled potatoes, eggs, sausages, apples, bananas, starfruits, grapes,seasonings, utensils, papers, and Tupperwares while boarding the MRT and buses to Seng Kang, Yishun and many more places. But it was all worth it, because I got to meet many colourful characters; the kids!
It was really nice to see the kids concentrating on their work, grumbling as they dice the eggs and sausages, and mash the potatoes. And seeing how some of them sneakingly eat some of the ingredients and then show you the mose innocent face ever, made me miss my childhood days.
Apart from the events above, I have not been doing any serious hard work. Other than playing online games, watching Movies online, and staying up late to watch the Television. I feel rather guilty for not calling my friends up, and meeting them. But at the same time, I feel like I need more time to rest, or rather recuperate from the "stress" I have been having. So friends, please do understand!
Loves.
It seemed rather embarrassing as my mum and I clumsily carry huge bags of boiled potatoes, eggs, sausages, apples, bananas, starfruits, grapes,seasonings, utensils, papers, and Tupperwares while boarding the MRT and buses to Seng Kang, Yishun and many more places. But it was all worth it, because I got to meet many colourful characters; the kids!
It was really nice to see the kids concentrating on their work, grumbling as they dice the eggs and sausages, and mash the potatoes. And seeing how some of them sneakingly eat some of the ingredients and then show you the mose innocent face ever, made me miss my childhood days.
Apart from the events above, I have not been doing any serious hard work. Other than playing online games, watching Movies online, and staying up late to watch the Television. I feel rather guilty for not calling my friends up, and meeting them. But at the same time, I feel like I need more time to rest, or rather recuperate from the "stress" I have been having. So friends, please do understand!
Loves.
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holiday programmes,
holidays,
my mother
Monday, November 03, 2008
Oh Holy... Holidays
Holidays, or term breaks always put me in a dilemma, where I constantly measure the good vs. bad of it.
The one thing that I can't stand the most, is, Door Harassment. Where kids around my age come knocking on the door, asking, then begging, and lastly irritating us to buy the products that they are made to sell.
But hey, I was once like them too. Hahah, but it did not last long because I could not stand how much I had to irritate them in order for someone to buy something from me.
But I still think that companies should stop all these nonsense.
The one thing that I can't stand the most, is, Door Harassment. Where kids around my age come knocking on the door, asking, then begging, and lastly irritating us to buy the products that they are made to sell.
But hey, I was once like them too. Hahah, but it did not last long because I could not stand how much I had to irritate them in order for someone to buy something from me.
But I still think that companies should stop all these nonsense.
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Holiday = No Holiday
Its the March Holidays now. It doesn't seem like a holiday to me though, mainly because we have more homework piled on our desk as compared to a normal school day.
It's Wednesday already, and "MS Lazy" is starting to kick in, but soon after I indulge in some feast or be amused by some entertainment, the God of Reality begins kicking me in my ass, pushing "MS lazy" away with all her procrastinations. I then get punished and have to head to my desk to complete my homework. But within minutes of intense doodling, I begin to doze off and before you know, I'm in my dreamland, only to wake up with a rude shock of drool all over my arms and paper.
Come on, everyone needs a break. An average human can never work 24/7 without rest,entertainment or plainly slacking around. If you're reading this and am completely disagreeing to it, you are a robot.
Schools shouldn't call holidays as holidays if they are planning to throw tonnes of homework as us. Instead, it should be called "Days where you are trained to be a robot".
Teachers always think that we, students are wasting time watching TV, playing computer games and all, when we SHOULD be studying, reading or doing something relevant to studies.
True, I agree on that. But inside each and everyone of us, there lies a kid who seems to not sit still for a mere second, finding books boring and having to be FORCED to study instead of appreciating the opportunity to study. I mean, you can't blame us. Blame the kid in us.
Then there's parents. My parents for example, hate to see me studying. Most parents have this concept of home as a place for family bonding or something like that.. And will definitely take their children out for holiday trips during March and June Holidays.
So, picture this scenario where a child has tonnes of homework to be done in a week. The child being frustrated enough at the short amount of time to complete these homework. And to add to that, parents who think that these holidays should be spent in family outings and things that can bond the family. And the child (already peeved) gets scolded by his/her parent because of spending too much time locked up in the room. Parents blame it on "the time where Adolescence think that family is not important". But in actual fact, we are actually doing our homework!
Agree??
It's Wednesday already, and "MS Lazy" is starting to kick in, but soon after I indulge in some feast or be amused by some entertainment, the God of Reality begins kicking me in my ass, pushing "MS lazy" away with all her procrastinations. I then get punished and have to head to my desk to complete my homework. But within minutes of intense doodling, I begin to doze off and before you know, I'm in my dreamland, only to wake up with a rude shock of drool all over my arms and paper.
Come on, everyone needs a break. An average human can never work 24/7 without rest,entertainment or plainly slacking around. If you're reading this and am completely disagreeing to it, you are a robot.
Schools shouldn't call holidays as holidays if they are planning to throw tonnes of homework as us. Instead, it should be called "Days where you are trained to be a robot".
Teachers always think that we, students are wasting time watching TV, playing computer games and all, when we SHOULD be studying, reading or doing something relevant to studies.
True, I agree on that. But inside each and everyone of us, there lies a kid who seems to not sit still for a mere second, finding books boring and having to be FORCED to study instead of appreciating the opportunity to study. I mean, you can't blame us. Blame the kid in us.
Then there's parents. My parents for example, hate to see me studying. Most parents have this concept of home as a place for family bonding or something like that.. And will definitely take their children out for holiday trips during March and June Holidays.
So, picture this scenario where a child has tonnes of homework to be done in a week. The child being frustrated enough at the short amount of time to complete these homework. And to add to that, parents who think that these holidays should be spent in family outings and things that can bond the family. And the child (already peeved) gets scolded by his/her parent because of spending too much time locked up in the room. Parents blame it on "the time where Adolescence think that family is not important". But in actual fact, we are actually doing our homework!
Agree??
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