'Like, Building Castles in the Sky.'
Somehow, chasing after something which is pretty obvious, to not be there, still makes it very- satisfying.
Perfection doesn't exist, but the thought of being able to grasp it, is bliss.
If this gets fixed right here, if this gets cleaned up, straightened out, toned down, and removed- the whole issue, problem and dilemma goes away together with it.
'I guess, it's a matter of finding your own perfect doughnut filing, one that you're perfectly comfortable with? Because what gives you security, might not necessarily be comforting to me.'
Not losing, but remaining is better than gaining in this aspect. Much safer, and it's the only choice I'm probably willing to stick too.
Then, there's the whole, (metaphorically speaking)
'The chances of feeling the pain, will definitely be zero, if you don't take the first step in piercing the needle through your belly button. Yeah, it could turn out indescribably pretty, but the chances of your tummy flesh ripping out, still stands. The chances of the tummy never being flat-and-toned, still remains.'
issue.
You don't get hurt if you don't take chances now, do you. There's nothing to get hurt by if the situation doesn't permit something new, unfamiliar, vulnerable to take place. NothingOutOfTheOrdinary, means security and familiarity.
At the same time, that just means you don't move anywhere, you remain stagnant and consistent. Nothing grows, nothing gets fulfilled, nothing blossoms.
It's a detestable pro and con, love hate scenario that just replays and replays, unless a firm choice is settled on and not shaken by the littlest of things.
Because yes, stepping out requires muscle mass, additional weight, but I get to swim now, don't I?
And at the same time, having remained means no additional mass, no more skin- yet then I'd never have discovered that seeing faces underwater is actually pretty amusing. And seeing kids with their multicoloured swimsuits, despite the fact that they cross and divert your already fixed and comfortable path- borderline to beautiful.
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And since Sunday is supposed to be a day of rest;
Anderson: So, who built the historical buildings in Malacca huh?
Sarah: Uhh, the Portuguese?
Eugene: Noooo.
Sarah: Uhh, the Malaysians?
Eugene: NooNooo.
Mark: The Indonesians?
Anderson: (Laughs)
Sarah: Oh I know, I know. The Malacca-nese (:
Eugene: Classic.
I think I've been resting for a tad bit too long now, don't you think?
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We all, have weird sleeping times now don't we?
*Last night, while spending some quality time with CaspIan (look who I semi-mentioned (;) I finally decided to put him down and hit the pillows at three am.
*Falling asleep in the afternoon, at just about three, might bear the consequence of not being able to doze off at night. Then again, if you're stressed out from work, sleeping will not be a problem (:
*I received a text just before at three am from someone who had just woken up from his sleep and was apparently wide awake. Following Malaysian time here.
*And when you doze off early unconsciously and say the most random and nonsensical of things, you wake up at four am in the morning, which in a way also messes up your sleeping system.
Any other contributions? (:
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When I doodle in class or during sermons, I still am paying attention FYI.
Daniel was in the lions den for a whole night. He didn't just trust for the moment he was thrown in, because that would be uber momentarily and to a certain extent idle. He trusted, all night long.
Trust is something that requires long term commitment, full time Faith.
And wanting to Trust and apply Faith, only when it seems easy enough, not too hard, acceptable and negotiable to the sketch that's occurring at that moment in time- kind of makes Trust and Faith, faux.
Despite the groggy eyes today, I managed to stay awake the speaker was- good (:
Of course, this might have helped too;
Germaine: Heyy, you can either use toothpicks to open your eyes up, or draw fake eyes, around your eyes (:
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My spelling, is actually pretty bad. If it weren't for the automatic dictionary Blogger supplies, I'd be spelling tomato as tomatoe- once again, speaking metaphorically.
I do know, that 'toe' at the end of tomato is illogical. *Cough, CoughJoelLeeCough, Wheeeezz*
And here's for Grammar. I think, it's Grammar that it, or sentence structure. Whichever part of the English vocab this falls into. Apparently-
The PersonYouLove, is different from, YourLover.
How's that for confusing. Or maybe my brain capacity is just tiny and needs time to figure things like that out.
Have a nice week everyone.
'Taa (: