I’m happy. I’m sure you want to know why. But I won’t tell you the exact reason why I’m happy.
I’ll give you details, though!
1.) My crush smiled at me and made my morning very wonderful!
2.) I passed my Fildlar presentation a while ago
3.) I was able to pay attention to AFROASN even though I think my head is so painful a while ago also
4.) I feel so trustworthy. It’s a good trait for most people, isn’t it?
5.) I was able to watch Matrix Reloaded and fell in love with Keanu again!!!
6.) I am still the high scorer for Geo Challenge!
7.) PERSEF2 is OVER!!!!!
One of these details is the exact reason why I’m completely happy for today. And aside from the very encouraging horoscope I read in Friendster (Which is 80% realistic in my case) I feel so completely satisfied with everything.
Of course, there are downsides of today’s forecast, and I hope as soon as possible, it would be up there in the clouds again, shining, shimmering if not splendid!
Why are people so immature sometimes?
They’re like Gretchen Barretto. Always wanting to be talked about, to be noticed, to be helped or something. I think immaturity is a disgusting act for any person young and old.
Trust, I will repeat, is a very important ingredient in any relationship. And I believe that no matter how long I type the things I wanted to say in this entry, it won’t be enough. There’s not enough room to fit everything here, but then again why should I say something? I’d rather not. But please, I’m not doing anything to hate anybody. I’m just listening. I listen all the time. I don’t jump into any people’s business, but I do listen if they want me to. It’s a gift I give to any friend who treats me as one. I don’t talk that much, I just listen.
If anybody hates me now, please, I’m not doing anything! Promise.
I want you, though, whoever you are, to shine once again. I want you to be sensible, and responsible. You’re not just collecting seashells by the seashore, or rocks or marbles, you are also throwing it back in the water. Not every seashell is bad, so why throw it back there? It’s not how much beautiful a seashell is, it’s the act of collecting them that matters.
If you, whoever you are, understood this idiom, I hope it would definitely help you in fixing the sink…