Once, there were 2 people, one male one female...They had been best friends for long, and that had made 1 of them feel that this isn't just a normal friend-friend relationship and it could've been more than that...
It was the female who has actually made that step...she feels she could've brought this friendship into another level. And so she asked him:"who do you like? "
The guy doesn't actually know that she loves him that time, but he also has a tiny bit of affection towards her as well...But he didn't have the guts to actually spill what's inside his heart, as he feels that he just has a crush, no more than that.
He replied:"Your best friend, _ _ _."
She replied okay, and then went away. The guy didn't know what it meant, but just ignored that.
Upon a longer time spent together, the guy felt that he actually likes her, but there was a matter in which he had angered her, and she wouldn't forgive him at that moment...
Because of family issues, one had to actually move far away from town and had to leave the other...The guy had actually said sorry to the girl, but it doesn't suffice to be a reason for her to forget and forgive...Therefore, this love had been left buried just like that...XD
My sis and I =)
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
31st August 2010
Malaysians cheering aloud~
Merdeka has come a long way since 53 years has passed by...But just lately...racial issues has arose...
It seems like an neverending fight that we have to endure each and everyday...
Nobody wants to lose in this fight...no resolution whatsoever...
They seem to argue about having who stepped into this country first...So what if we knew about the fact? It doesn't mean the other side tolerates it and let go of this fight...
But then again, we still want to live in peace and harmony...Contradicting, huh?
Happy Merdeka Malaysia, you are the only one thing that stands after all these years...
Merdeka has come a long way since 53 years has passed by...But just lately...racial issues has arose...
It seems like an neverending fight that we have to endure each and everyday...
Nobody wants to lose in this fight...no resolution whatsoever...
They seem to argue about having who stepped into this country first...So what if we knew about the fact? It doesn't mean the other side tolerates it and let go of this fight...
But then again, we still want to live in peace and harmony...Contradicting, huh?
Happy Merdeka Malaysia, you are the only one thing that stands after all these years...
Monday, August 30, 2010
Half-inspirational song...
Take another leap forward, doesn't matter whether you're...
Sad...Mad...Crying...Dying...
But it seems to all of us that we have to make that very big decision in our lives...
That is the simple thought of wanting to see the light for the next day, or even the next moment.
Many people want to live on, but some just leave their hopes and dreams in vain...Never had the empathy towards other people and feel what they feel...
It seems like a waste to have lived in the world so long when we think about it, but always, what goes up, must come down; what lives, must die...
Be a nice man and try not to cause trouble...
Sad...Mad...Crying...Dying...
But it seems to all of us that we have to make that very big decision in our lives...
That is the simple thought of wanting to see the light for the next day, or even the next moment.
Many people want to live on, but some just leave their hopes and dreams in vain...Never had the empathy towards other people and feel what they feel...
It seems like a waste to have lived in the world so long when we think about it, but always, what goes up, must come down; what lives, must die...
Be a nice man and try not to cause trouble...
Random
Just like a firefly, I didn't know what had caught your eye
Is it the beaming light, or is it that I've made a flight?
It didn't seem to matter at all, but it seems to be another thing to commemorate
Too late to change...
Is it the beaming light, or is it that I've made a flight?
It didn't seem to matter at all, but it seems to be another thing to commemorate
Too late to change...
Sunday, August 22, 2010
对不起
Many have their say...But barely anyone listens...Everyone have such experiences...Some inflict such pains unintentionally though...
When the person you cares most doesn't care you back...Don't worry...They don't really appreciate you...Unless he/she is your family, then you really have to reconsider about being ignorant...
Friends really come and go...There is no certainty in having an everlasting friendship in life...If there is, how come there are law firms offering divorce services? =)
P.S : It's just me not having the chance to meet someone that loyal, that caring, and that amazing...Maybe I hadn't been a true friend myself either...I still keep faith~
When the person you cares most doesn't care you back...Don't worry...They don't really appreciate you...Unless he/she is your family, then you really have to reconsider about being ignorant...
Friends really come and go...There is no certainty in having an everlasting friendship in life...If there is, how come there are law firms offering divorce services? =)
P.S : It's just me not having the chance to meet someone that loyal, that caring, and that amazing...Maybe I hadn't been a true friend myself either...I still keep faith~
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
原来幸福那么简单，却那么难得...
A man once said to his son:"Touch the sky and you'll be the happiest man in the world."
So, the son was ambitious to reach his goal of being a pilot someday, somehow. But it seems that when he had actually been on the skies that he had wanted since birth, he was not filled with joy, but remembered the words that his father had said, and what he did to help him acheive his success. But he feels so empty inside, that he wasn't able to share the joy to the one that he had respected so much. His father was old and had all the sickness that an old man would have, but the son wasn't there to take care of him. It all seemed so wrong, that actually the son had listened to the dad's advice and made him proud, but his heart was all but filled with anguish and sorrow...Humans are also the same-We wouldn't know how to appreciate the things around us until they're gone, but who would be so perfect at times?
So, the son was ambitious to reach his goal of being a pilot someday, somehow. But it seems that when he had actually been on the skies that he had wanted since birth, he was not filled with joy, but remembered the words that his father had said, and what he did to help him acheive his success. But he feels so empty inside, that he wasn't able to share the joy to the one that he had respected so much. His father was old and had all the sickness that an old man would have, but the son wasn't there to take care of him. It all seemed so wrong, that actually the son had listened to the dad's advice and made him proud, but his heart was all but filled with anguish and sorrow...Humans are also the same-We wouldn't know how to appreciate the things around us until they're gone, but who would be so perfect at times?
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
"Landlady" Summary
"Landlady" Summary
“The Landlady” by Roald Dahl is a great example of a horror story that you don’t realize is a horror story until the very end.
Our story begins with young Billy Weaver. He traveled from London to Bath, and it had gotten late. When searching for somewhere to stay the night, the porter recommended the Bell and Dragon for lodging, a quarter-mile from his current position.
While walking to the Bell and Dragon, Billy was distracted by a nice looking bed and breakfast. The inside was furbished nicely, but Billy decided that he would go to the Bell and Dragon anyhow. Suddenly, the letters in the window – Bed and Breakfast – caught his eye. He couldn’t look away and finally went to ring the bell. However, literally as soon as he rang the bell, the door opened and inside stood an old, gentle-looking woman.
The woman promptly invited him inside, offering a fee of five and sixpence, much cheaper than the Bell and Dragon. Billy’s first impression of the old woman was that she was terribly nice, but slightly dotty. He also finds it odd that the boardinghouse is not filled with applicants, but just shrugs off any bad premonitions he has.
The old woman takes Billy up to his room, then offers him dinner, which Billy refuses. The landlady then adds that he must go downstairs and sign the guestbook, because it is the law. He agrees, then gets settled in the room before finally heading down to sitting room to sign the guestbook.
The first thing he notices is the fire in the hearth and the dachshund sleeping in front of it. He found the guestbook and signed it, noticing that there were only two entries before his – Christopher Mulholland and Gregory Temple. As he is studying the book, the landlady walks into the room carrying a large silver tea tray. She sits down on the sofa and offers some tea to Billy as he continues thinking aloud about where he had heard the two names in the guestbook before.
The first odd clue he notices is the fact that Gregory Temple’s entry was dated two years previously, and Chris Mulholland’s was dated a year before that one! Suspicion abounds, as Billy gets closer to finding out the truth. Then, Billy remembers a story about a young man disappearing while on a cross-country trip – the young man being Christopher Mulholland. Billy inquires about Mulholland’s whereabouts as of late, and the landlady tells him that neither Mulholland nor Temple had ever left the establishment. We then find out that the dachshund and a parrot in the den are both stuffed and that the woman did it herself. The story ends with Billy double-checking about any other guests, with the woman simply replying “No, my dear… only you.”. There's also a scent of faint bitter almonds, which is a characteristic of cyanide.
“The Landlady” by Roald Dahl is a great example of a horror story that you don’t realize is a horror story until the very end.
Our story begins with young Billy Weaver. He traveled from London to Bath, and it had gotten late. When searching for somewhere to stay the night, the porter recommended the Bell and Dragon for lodging, a quarter-mile from his current position.
While walking to the Bell and Dragon, Billy was distracted by a nice looking bed and breakfast. The inside was furbished nicely, but Billy decided that he would go to the Bell and Dragon anyhow. Suddenly, the letters in the window – Bed and Breakfast – caught his eye. He couldn’t look away and finally went to ring the bell. However, literally as soon as he rang the bell, the door opened and inside stood an old, gentle-looking woman.
The woman promptly invited him inside, offering a fee of five and sixpence, much cheaper than the Bell and Dragon. Billy’s first impression of the old woman was that she was terribly nice, but slightly dotty. He also finds it odd that the boardinghouse is not filled with applicants, but just shrugs off any bad premonitions he has.
The old woman takes Billy up to his room, then offers him dinner, which Billy refuses. The landlady then adds that he must go downstairs and sign the guestbook, because it is the law. He agrees, then gets settled in the room before finally heading down to sitting room to sign the guestbook.
The first thing he notices is the fire in the hearth and the dachshund sleeping in front of it. He found the guestbook and signed it, noticing that there were only two entries before his – Christopher Mulholland and Gregory Temple. As he is studying the book, the landlady walks into the room carrying a large silver tea tray. She sits down on the sofa and offers some tea to Billy as he continues thinking aloud about where he had heard the two names in the guestbook before.
The first odd clue he notices is the fact that Gregory Temple’s entry was dated two years previously, and Chris Mulholland’s was dated a year before that one! Suspicion abounds, as Billy gets closer to finding out the truth. Then, Billy remembers a story about a young man disappearing while on a cross-country trip – the young man being Christopher Mulholland. Billy inquires about Mulholland’s whereabouts as of late, and the landlady tells him that neither Mulholland nor Temple had ever left the establishment. We then find out that the dachshund and a parrot in the den are both stuffed and that the woman did it herself. The story ends with Billy double-checking about any other guests, with the woman simply replying “No, my dear… only you.”. There's also a scent of faint bitter almonds, which is a characteristic of cyanide.
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