Thursday, January 25, 2007
Monday, January 22, 2007
Saturday, January 20, 2007
Something
It is a school. I climbed up the stairs to the class. Five something. I saw her sitting with the friends, she giving her back to the blackboard. Approached her I did.
We talked like long-lost friends. She is wearing a headscarf, and on her left lips I saw a mole that I couldn't remember seeing before.
This is not the first time she has intruded into my dream. My heart longs to see her again.
We talked like long-lost friends. She is wearing a headscarf, and on her left lips I saw a mole that I couldn't remember seeing before.
This is not the first time she has intruded into my dream. My heart longs to see her again.
Thursday, January 18, 2007
A second chance
I rarely gave people a second chance, if they screw up big time the first time. Nevertheless, this time I am willing yield.
There are good reasons why you were enrolled in a university. DotA is not one of them. Neither is smoking, nor skipping classes. You are here to do something: study. Get in and get out to do something good out there.
Don't disappoint your parents, especially your mother. You will put her in deep shame if you did.
There are good reasons why you were enrolled in a university. DotA is not one of them. Neither is smoking, nor skipping classes. You are here to do something: study. Get in and get out to do something good out there.
Don't disappoint your parents, especially your mother. You will put her in deep shame if you did.
Tuesday, January 16, 2007
Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May
And nearly blew my roof away.
The last few days have seen quite strong winds. My house, which is more than 20 years old and uninhabited for the first thirteen years, was subjected to some heavy punishment.
One of our aerials collapsed. The good thing is we watch Astro these days.
The south side of the house. West side damage is visible.
Some pieces of asbestos from the roof were blown to the lawn.
The largest piece was about 2 x 2 feet.
Nasty, rusty nails - fortunately, the wind blew them towards the lawn and not the neighbour's house.
The west side of the house was affected the most.
Years of being uninhabited and heavy rain damaged the roof and other materials inside, which is a cause for alarm.
Whenever I'm fixing the roof or removing debris from it, I wear my helmet. Safety precautions - a piece of asbestos coming into contact with my head is a nasty thing.
RepairingReplacing the roof will cost a fortune :( Not to mention that we need to find a temporary accomodation for several months.
The last few days have seen quite strong winds. My house, which is more than 20 years old and uninhabited for the first thirteen years, was subjected to some heavy punishment.
One of our aerials collapsed. The good thing is we watch Astro these days.
The south side of the house. West side damage is visible.
Some pieces of asbestos from the roof were blown to the lawn.
The largest piece was about 2 x 2 feet.
Nasty, rusty nails - fortunately, the wind blew them towards the lawn and not the neighbour's house.
The west side of the house was affected the most.
Years of being uninhabited and heavy rain damaged the roof and other materials inside, which is a cause for alarm.
Whenever I'm fixing the roof or removing debris from it, I wear my helmet. Safety precautions - a piece of asbestos coming into contact with my head is a nasty thing.
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