TRANSATLANTICISM

the past week have been nothing more than mind-blowing and "once in a lifetime". i guess that phase of "once in a lifetime" applies to everything including that meepok, i mean if you had ate a bowl of it today. but anywayyy...

the past few days has been nothing short of memorable. lynkster gathering then 75th anniversary dinner, then the camp over at mike's place. sweet. like a big chunk of chocolate. just that even better.

hell i believe it now. Joseph sure damn makes thunderous snores. hahaha then we colgated him in the middle of the night. yeah, i got colgated too, but woke up in the nick of time. boo.

then we talked about 2012. ya know, all those frreaking rumours about the world is gonna end then. im not sure how things are gonna turn out. 2012? im waiting. we all think its nonsense. but if its sure gonna happen (we only have to wait till then...), i must emphasize on this - that we must live like the world is gonna explode today.

and then out of random. i dont know if my phone has decided to take a break or what. it just went into flash mode. and suddenly i feel a sense of loss. i have grown so dependent on this plastic device that it just doesnt feel right without it. i cant remember numbers of people and stuff. but then i have got a backup phone. but my contacts cant be loaded in cause it doesnt have a memory card slot. so now i have to deal with the loss of pictures and numbers.

so right now, what i feel is that all my dear friends and people whom i all know are so far from me. transatlanticism
but im grateful for the past days, cause i have actually met up with tons of friends whom i havent met in eons. gotta keep em close.

okaye screw this shit. but thru this i have gain priceless insight. we depend on little and big plastic/metal devices too much for our own good.

cherish the songs you can sing without an mp3. try to remember those 8 digit numbers by heart. if you can’t then write the real important ones down on post-its or little notes and carry them around, or better than that… try to be with those important people more often than not. take pictures of beauty with your mind and not just your cameras.

i have a feeling one day when all those tech gadgets eventually go into “flash mode” that we’ll be left with nothing but our memories. don’t be someone who didn’t bother to actually commit anything to memory assuming your hard drives will always have your back.