Devastation

Devastated by something that come through the email today.
It felt as if I had fell flat on my face.
It wish I can be palm-facing myself 1000 times.














I found that I can hardly find any reasons to console myself.
I maybe happy, cheeky and happy-go-lucky,
but I guess its time to put my optimism aside
and get my blardy enthusiasm high up again.

Three Ways to Brainstorm Blogging Topics

When you have a passion for something, it makes it much easier to write or blog about it. For instance, if you're attending an business school, you can blog about issues that come up within the course curriculum. Once you design your own personal blog and add some thoughtful, worthwhile postings, you can promote it on your social media pages. Before you know it, you'll have followers who visit your blog regularly to read your thoughts.

Yet, what if you have trouble coming up with blogging topics? Brainstorming is the answer. Check out the following three ways to brainstorm blogging topics:

• Watch :Whenever you see something on television, in a movie or in real life that provokes a response from you, make a note about it for a possible blogging topic. If you're on the go, make a note in your phone. If you're at home, grab a notepad.
• Read :Spend some time each day reading various forms of media such as online news, printed newspapers and magazines. Think about what you read. If you feel strongly about an article you read or a headline you see, blog about it.
• Talk :Engage in lively discussions with others about topics that spark your interest. Listen to what others have to say and give it consideration. Blog about your conversation, your viewpoint and the viewpoints of others.

Having your own personal blog allows you to express yourself. No matter what you do in life -- such as registering for online classes or spending time with friends -- blog about it. Find an angle and express yourself.
As long as you have the ability to express your thoughts in a creative and engaging way, people will want to read what you have to say. Who knows? Your blog may help you land an awesome job.

Sources

Alumnae Association of Smith College (2012)
J. Campbell Social Marketing (2012)

Farked, yet again

Love this quote.
A little bit of obstetric.
A little bit of fertility.
A little bit of reminding myself the yet-to-be-known number of times I will be farked to achieve it.

Anyway...

Secret to my silence

When I paused and went all quiet even in the middle of night or at unGodly hours, it does not mean that I am all sleepy and not listening... It simply means ...



I was just being too polite to tell you the truth. Instead, I said "Pardon." to feign my non-existing lack of hearing.

Aedan at the MoonGate

Perhaps the title does sound a bit out of place and extraordinarily space-like. Nevertheless, it is an earthly-affair.

I was being returned to hiking up to Station Number 5 through the jungle route of Sua Tu Kia (Little Wild Hogs) from the Moongate, together with my colleague and superior.

First time. Breathless. Tachycardic, almost SVT. Sore gastrocnemius.

Second time. Still breathless. Still tachycardic. Took a few pics. Explored other routes in descending. Got lost for half an hour. Reach the bottom before looming dark.

 

The natural arc (lower one third)

Red yellow shades of leaves.

Monkeys going my way... (Looks like a scene from Planet of Apes)

Moments before being lost. All smiles. 

Decided to introduce the exciting route to my Dearest. Impromptu decision to hike. Aedan broke down in tears. Heartbroken at the decision to leave him behind. Brought him along as unable to persuade him otherwise.

Stretching his legs high up

Turning left to the Sua Tu Kia (Little Wild Hogs) trail
On the right would be Sua Tu Lor (Wild Hogs Road)
Both not-so-halal...

Not able to hold a smile. Tired.

Finally, we reached Station 5. Aedan was still energetic.

And it was pitch black the last half 15minutes of our descend.

Note to self: If Aedan tagging along, should go earlier.