Fact: I've been a regular at Petaling Street.
And I have never seen a single stray dog.
Ever wonder why?
Let me tell you a story.
I treated her as my acquaintance.They told me that she was found in a pile of rubbish.
If she hadn't been picked up, she would had been crushed to death.
They picked her up, and raised her.
I, as a passerby, played with her whenever I had the chance.
I used to think that, I will be graduating soon, I will be starting new life soon,
I will be working, and I will not be attending college,
so I won't be able to see her anymore.... and I will be missed.
Now, this will not happen.
She is gone.
I had an opportunity to save her.
And I missed it.
When I saw her for the very last time, it was late at night, after my class and she was moving in a recycle bag which was in the possession of two men.
They released her when they saw me looking for her.
I got her out of the bag, hugged her, and confronted them.
I thought that they were going to take her away and eat her but they told me they were just trying to play with her.
I believed in them - partially.
That night, she was very quiet when I stroked her back, tickled her stomach, rub her chin.
She was sticking to me and when I put her onto the floor, she tried to follow me.
The parking attendant who was on the night shift made a gesture as a command for her to go back to her place, and she obeyed.
I really thought of bringing her back but... she doesn't belong to me.
The parking attendant who is on the morning shift love her.
He fed her, and played with her.
He put bangles on her neck, and tie her - sounds like restriction of her freedom, but the fact is, he did it out of the fear of her being hit by the car.
And she has a really wide area to play around, while I could only provide a tiny front yard.
I shouldn't be too selfish, right?
He would be upset if he didn't see her the next morning, right?
Sigh. Now I am looking for excuses to justify my insensitive conduct.
The next morning, I tried to look for her.
No sight of her.
I looked at her uneaten food it sent an unpleasant chill down my spine...
When the parking attendants told me that she disappeared, my eyes welled and I thought, my instinct was right.
She was caught and brought to somewhere and.. being slaughtered and eaten.
Goodness, the vision of her helpless expression while being slaughtered kept on running on my mind.
Throughout the whole tutor, I tried to search for other possibilities.
Well, it could be that.... those two men found that she's cute... and decided to raise her...
Well, I can't think of any.
No point convincing myself, she is gone.
I'm not sure how long does it take to get over it.
I know I should get on with life because there is nothing much I can do now.
Every time I go to the parking area, I think of her and I try in vain to search for her, which of course, is fruitless.
I can't help but to think that she is now dead...
I could have brought her home but I did not.
She was so young and she hadn't even started to bark yet...
My friend told me that the same cruelty happened when a chicken is slaughtered and eaten.
It made me feel better but I still can't get rid of my own imagination...
...
I hope you will have a better life in your next cycle...
I'm sorry... for not being to help you.
You are missed, and you will be missed.
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Fall of an acquaintance
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Monday, March 7, 2011
Decisions
I'm sure that you have seen this scene in some shows:
A girl nonchalantly opened the closet door.
The piled up clothes spilled out the second the door was opened.
The girl was drowned by the clothes.
The end.
It is the exaggerated version of my life.
I have two closets, approximately 3 metres wide, 2 metres tall when two are combined.
Not very tiny, but the similar thing happened.
I wasn't drowned, but the pile of jeans fall off conveniently to my feet.
In the show, the girl would bent down and scoop up the overflown clothes,
stuck them into the closet,
and before the pile fall off again,
the girl slammed shut the door and promptly leaned on the closet door using all her weight, let out a sigh of relief, thought that she could prevent the pile from spilling out.
Very predictable.
The similarities ended here.
My plan usually succeeded, unlike that girl who would face a situation that the door sprang opened, and the girl got thrown to the other corner of the room. The door would normally shut as I wished.
*wriggle brows rapidly
But cannot la.
I can't face the same situation every morning.
I get very upset for the rest of the day.
A detoxification would do my closet good.
I opened the closet door again.
As expected, some of the jeans dropped out.
I bent into the closet, swept the rest of them onto the floor.
Really cool man.
And now, the difficult time.
The apparels couldn't fit into the closet not because my closet is small - I have too many of apparels. Unused one. Decades old. I even know how an esprit tag looked like 20 years ago. (some of my mom's 20-year-old bajus are some usual wear of mine, maybe I should show you guys one day. Vintage, in a literal sense)
I have donated some of them before, but a big part of them still remained, despite the fact that I can not fit into them anymore. My meals are getting nutritious, good sign.
But cannot la. I really have to get rid of some of them.
It's difficult to depart from something I have been seeing for so many years.
So I set out a three-tier test.
If that certain apparel can't pass that test, it has no choice but to go to the donation box.
1) Do I wear that? Yes, keep. No, next question.
2) Will I wear that? Yes, one day I will be slim and fit into that again. Yes very hopeful and optimistic. No, next question.
3) Does it serve a purpose? Yes, it reminds you that you had once completed 90 pumpings on the heated tarred road, with tears on your face; and you were a kelefe in the famine-30-hour-camp, etc. No, donation box.
In the end, 4 big bags were sorted out. I hope the toxin in my body could be flushed out that easy as well.
I didn't want to look into those bags anymore la, because I might feel too upset to dump some of them away.
So now you are thinking that I will say,
now, it's time to reload.
Wrong.
You don't understand.
Or you misunderstood me.
When I decided that some of the jeans should go into the donation box, I swear not to get more jeans for the time being. What else can I get? I have all kinds of jeans. All the while I had been wearing the similar pairs because I took the most reachable pair. And now every pair is reachable. I will be having difficulty in making a choice.
When I decided flipped through the t-shirts I swear again for not buying t-shirts at the moment. I had been wearing the same color because some of them are crumpled in between that pile of jeans.
And I definitely don't need any more bags.
So yeap, my closets would remain clean and spacious for the time being, unless I'm struck by some I-must-buy-a-dress-otherwise-there-is-no-chance-of-me-passing-exam kind of syndrome.
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Thursday, March 3, 2011
Non-existent guilt
Apology, like a confession, doesn't imply guilt.
You may blurt out the five-letter-word under duress.
Or for sarcasm.
Or to make amend.
Or to protect someone.
Mine is to the last case.
I have heard the unpleasant mumbles.
I know that if those mumbles realise into complaints, it would make the already terrible situation worse.
So I apologised before the rotten beans are spilled.
And I suffered the mental punishment.
The fact which exacerbate the bitterness is that the person who is at fault is having fun with the punisher.
She who is blamed for something she has never done is currently locked in her own room, thought to be pondering over her guilt.
Accept the fact.
It's just a tiny weeny tip of an iceberg.
I still have an infinite way to go.
I hopes that my EQ can be increased after the incident.
Good night.
Tomorrow will be a finer day.
Muesli and apple crumbs plus warm milk awaits.
Not forgetting the warm latte which would be slowly sipped during the traffic congestion.
And Mindy Gledhill's or Soho Dolls' or Alicia Keys', depending on my mood.
Most significantly, the preparation I have done for tomorrow's tutorial. Gosh. I'm gungho.
Yes. Tomorrow will be another good day.
Again. Sweet dreams. No. Remembering the dream is the synonym of not sleeping tightly.
No dream.
Bye.
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Thursday, February 17, 2011
Ghostly thought
We have heard that spirits/ghosts/souls float sticking against the wall and thus in the hospital, we are warned to walk in the middle of the corridor.
Ever wonder why?
I have found a rather logical answer.
I have been wearing heels to class and to work. Four-inches.
Those pairs of heels successfully elongate my leg and I feel that I have superbly good body posture (it could be my own illusion or delusion but just don't burst the bubbles k?) and at the same time, add unnecessary pain to my feet.
I could have said that I am not in any pain - I was not lying.
That was before the pain strikes in.
Cut the long story short, I took off my heels in the classroom, when I was teaching.
Students don't really care about that anyway.
No, my feet do not stink and fyi (as if you don't know), feet only stink when they are wrapped for a long time. Most of my heels are open-toed so yea, my feet are perfectly stink free.
The floor of the classroom and the corridor is carpeted. Aunty cleaner comes every week (twice in a week) to vacuum the carpet so it's considerably clean.
Yes I know again, I haven' gotten into my point yet - what to do with ghosts float sticking against the wall?
We bear a similar feature - we are moving barefooted.
Let's say, one person walks on a brand new carpet.
Those prints do look like paw prints. I was too lazy to download shoeprints brushes hence came out with the pawprints.
Yes, these are the shoeprints one would leave after walking on a carpet.
Okay, let's imagine again.
More people walking on the carpet. Hence leaving more shoeprints.
Any sane mind would walk in the middle of the corridor instead of sticking against the wall, right?
Exactly. We are getting there.
Use your ability to imagine again, MORE people walked through the corridor,
leaving MORE shoeprints.
The centre of the carpet is covered with dirt, while the side of it still remains dirt free.
Yes, that explains why, barefooted living creatures, that include me who habitually takes off the heels and our unseen friends whom presumably not wearing anything on their feet, prefer move sticking against the wall - simply because that part of the carpet is cleaner.
...
Nevermind.
I'm rather sure that my children will understand me.
And I'll be ready for our unseen friends' personal verification.
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Monday, January 24, 2011
Sugary air
Remember my surprise party?
Same place revisited again.
Twice in a week,
once with my family members,
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Once with the evergreen besties,
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Or meringue cookies?
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@ Lavazza Cafe
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okay okay the last post was embarrassing so I have to post up something to push it down.
You see, I have painstakingly gathered my courage and written it down, bearing the risk that there's a possibility, however slight, that he would read it; and a probability, which is rather high, that my tech savvy dad would read it. (er hello dad, if you are reading)- I can't just click the delete button. I wish to make it as a reference so that I would know how a 24-year-old thinks when my children reach that age. Alright I can't treat my children base on myself as I know, I'm rather childish if compared to the peers. For the purpose of reminiscing, I'm not removing it... k?
(actually no one has asked u to remove it.
Stop being paranoid, woman)
And someone took the initiative to search this person up, which made me rather panic now. What if the anonymous is my dad? wow I'll be embarrassed to death la. Alright, worst position, it was my dad who found out, and.. so what? I can't do anything about it. I can't make him unfound it. Oh that reminds me of inception the movie.
(hello anonymous, now you understand me. if you are reading, please reveal your identity.)
Okay now I'm posting the next entry for the sake of pushing the post down.
I hope you are too lazy to read the previous post.
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Wednesday, January 12, 2011
The end
We watched the first sunrise of the year,
One more.Broga it is.
Hence we ought to end it with the last sunset.
Oh aren't the lovely us romantic?
Please take us home then.
Anyway.
We die die didn't wanna watch the sunset at KL.
Sea and sand, of course you know that it's not KL.
So, Port Dickson we went.
Don't laugh eh.
Contrary to my belief, PD's sands are white and soft.
The texture of the sands are way better than those in Morib wei.Yes you can see that the color of the above picture is slightly different because I try to warmify the picture but it turns out to be the original version look better and it's almost time for me to sleep so that I won't be late to class tomorrow like how I was late to class today hence I leave the pictures as they are.
El Cactus restaurant we had chosen.
Since we were staying...
*yesh!! I found the benefit of checking in!!!!!!
It was Foursquare which reminding me of the hotel's name!!!*
Alright, I found,
we were staying at Corus Paradise Service Apartment,
which is located 207 steps away from the restaurant. <
If you are super duper truple quadruple hungry,
don't opt for this restaurant.
Food were good, though.
I purposely put up this picture to test your eyesight.
You can see a girl in a prison uniform and a mexican hat right?
Mou cho. That was me.
You can see two girls in broad smile and pointing at the hat right?
Mou cho. Those were Miao Yii and Yen Yee.
What?
You can only see three yellow bright dots?
You ought to wear a night vision spectacles when you drive at night for the safety of the road users and also when you walk at night for the safety of the drivers and when you sleep too for the safety of whomever you will bump into in your dream.
*stop being lame Chung Shang Hui*
And please don't think that we had a quiet new year eve.
The hotel organised a beach party which charged each head RM70 as admission fee,
of which, we the kiamsiaper didn't attend, of course,
but were there to tumpang countdown.
Alright.
Till then.
Happy new year.
Btw, these are the singles.
From left: Ng Chooi Yee (F,24,KL), Lee Mei Yi (F,24,KL), Liau Jia Liang (M, 24,KL), Chung Shang Hui (F,18,KL)
Do let me know if you are interested in any of them.
Let's hope that we will bump into our other half same time this year.
BTW I feel wrong lying.
You are a genius if you can spot my lie.
























