you're such a BOLONGY!
Raven COY x 5 /
We are the best /
We are the champions /
We will always be number one
Saturday, June 25, 2011
in retrospect, at 3:12 AM
Can't believe that we booked-out yesterday (Thursday) - fuck, there it goes again,
technically two days ago - and then on the night of the book-out, I had dinner and caught Green Lantern with my section mates, then today (fine - yesterday / Friday) went out with some platoon mates to Sentosa and then L4D2.
On the bright side, this long weekend is going to be jam-packed with many activities so I believe I can book-in happily this Sunday. Today (henceforth considered Friday) was quite extremely eventful as well. Shook off a bit of volleyball craving from my body cause I've been dying to play volleyball ever since Games Day announced there wasn't going to be volleyball and then I joined the frisbee team and everyday while we're training I see the captain's ball guys practicing with a volleyball and I get jealous and stuff. And then I had a blast of L4D2 for the first time in months, and then I ate at the fantastic Medzs restaurant at Orchard Central (another paragraph for that later) and for the day I drank Tiger, SOL and a glass of Sauvignon Blanc on three separate occasions. My brother bought midnight tickets for X-Men and I just came back from it with my family. The alcohol flushed me up though, so once my parents saw me it became obvious that I was drinking before I met them for the movie. The worse part's when my body flush was actually half sunburnt and half alcohol, so with my Asian Flush condition, you could imagine how red my skin was. Lobster red would already be an understatement. Like if I was Prof X, I would hear the whole Orchard Road thinking to themselves "oh what a noob, have I seen someone so red from alcohol before?"
Random interjection to /th: yes, I thought X-Men was good. Hell, I thought X-Men was brilliant. [End of interjection] So correct, that makes Green Lantern one of the worst movies I've watched this year (though not many). The plot's extremely predictable, the movie surprisingly uninteresting. Too human, I would prefer if the war was between the Lanterns and the evil force. I would wanna see more alien action, which was so obviously lacking. But then hey again, all of the Lanterns have the same skills so it really can't beat X-Men. And then you realise you're hearing these complaints from an NS recruit who haven't seen any single television programme for the entire week (and haven't paid attention to them for two whole months) and you thought simple entertainment would be sufficient. So yeah, if it disappoints me, trust me - it's going to disappoint you too.

Oh yes! And I was going to tell you about the restaurant called MEDZS! It's located at Orchard Central's basement - just take the main escalator down a couple times and you're bound to see it. Otherwise, look for other escalators which continue to go down and go to hell. Sorry, that was rude of me. It's nearing 3AM and I haven't yet bathed ever since I went to Sentosa in the morning so I'll cut this short. It's basically a Marche mock-up, same kind of wooden furniture and decorations, same kind of lighting and stall placement, same kind of food, same card scanning system, same beeper device, just without the fake trees. But here's the real difference, and the difference you and I care about. 1. Their food prices are bloody affordable / reasonable (depends on what you're getting) for example, my hotplate of chicken with mushroom and cheese was $6 on menu price. A plate of chicken and vegetable paella costs $9. 2. With the style of their restaurant, obviously, there's no service charge. 3. Their rosti, mash potato tastes soooo much better than that at Marche, and their food really has standards. 4. The chefs aren't locals - they cook the food of their origin (which I think Marche does the same though). 5. They have happy hour for beers forever. 1-for-1, like amazing woohah. Plus their wall of beer bottles is crazy, there's everything you want to drink and most things you can imagine, from KingGoblins to Asahis and Coronas and Fosters. So in the end you're only paying like a little more than $5 for a bottle. 6. Like the cherry on top of all the creamilicious whipped-cream, DBS cards (including debit cards) enjoy 25% discount off the total bill. Like SCREAMING WTF!!! So you know where I'm bringing you the next time you're going to ask me about food recommendations.
Yeah k I'll take a bath and rush to sleep now. I don't want to go shopping with my brother at Somerset (again) tomorrow, I plan to go to Chinatown, to the usual cafe I like to go to, read a book and then explore around a bit and try to sketch the shop houses. I might not have the guts to sit down on the road and sketch in the end, but I think it's worth a try. So excited.
And we, we live half in the day time and half at night.
Sunday, June 19, 2011
in retrospect, at 6:17 PM
My previous post was supposed to be all about being back from outfield for good (for BMT) and all about Raven being very fuck-y about our book-outs and that I'm no longer feeling so emo-nemo about NS life and a lot of other shit but my brother was fixing up our high-speed fibre thingum last week and then I fell asleep and forgot about it the next day and there my post lay on my desktop collecting dust for a week. But that's already past-tense so I can't be bothered to post it up anymore. My fibre thing is fucking up a lot, when I came home from Phuture I couldn't fix it up and I was so annoyed cause we have less than 24 hours this book out and I don't want to waste my time sleeping. Plus I already slept for an hour on the pavement outside Zouk. And then before that ten minutes while dancing. That's a lot of time wasted. But then I couldn't fix the shit, gave up trying to wake my brother up and fell asleep. There's a common misconception that I'm an IT-savvy person just cause I design and html-code amateur blogskins, but TBH I suck at fixing things up. Not the engineering type of person.
I don't suppose I can fuck around with Raven's reputation on my blog, but this week really pissed me up a bit. We ended hand grenade throw at 2PM (others usually drag till 6PM) but then we had to head back to the company line and book-out at 9PM yesterday cause our OC likes to make us closet-muggers. Raven was secretly training for Games Day while the rest of school 3 which could book-out booked-out. You know I fucking hate closet muggers. And you know I fucking hate it when we book-out late. You can do the math to how angry I was when I heard the news.
Anyway I managed to catch Inch Chua do half a set at 313 last week and she soooo smiled at me. So that made me happy. Disclaimer though, I'm not a fanboy. I merely like her songs. And yesterday, with the Chandra family name, all of us managed to get into a Phuture that was already full and not accepting entry - for free. Plus after Phuture ended, the Zouk DJ carried on for like close to an hour extra. Hell, Gavin's dad's wicked cool. Oh and have I told you? Instead of going to the beach for a family outing, their family goes to Zouk together. HAHAHA k yeah so that's it. Not enough time to blog anymore cause Raven gave me only 24 hours out in Singapore. So whiney.
Helplessness Blues
Sunday, June 05, 2011
in retrospect, at 2:04 PM
Listening to
The xx with a slight headache from fever actually feels like I'm on drugs. Not like I know how being on drugs feel like though. But really, I'm going to book in in a couple more hours, and so far I've done nothing with my weekends. Heaven's really not on my side this time. Woke up at 6am for my morning jog in an attempt to cheer myself up a bit but then the rain and thunderstorms had to come. Mum didn't allow me to get downstairs to have roti-prata by myself in the heavy rain at 9am, so I ended up having to eat rice dumplings which she, my aunt and grandma made the previous day.
I think my previous post sounded more emo than I intended it to be. I guess the words really transcends my emotions huh. If you can still tell, I'm not cheery at all now. NS made me forget how to have fun. I wasted the whole weekend away, it's going to be "poof" in a couple of hours and yet here I am, lazing around, not cherishing it. I used to have a lot to think about to myself, plans for my future, career, relationships and more. Self-improvement, self-development and maturity. In the short span of three or four weeks, my mind's left with nothing to think about. I march around the coy line with an empty mind, I'm more often than not stoning into space, and I really don't know what to do with my life. I think my current mental state's at depression. I don't know which book to pick up reading, where to go, what to eat, and I even lost my ability to draw. My previous sketch was on a windy night on 3rd May, two days before my enlistment, two days before my life came to an official halt.
I used to have such lofty dreams of how I could utilize perfectly the time I had in NS, but then now everything's a blur. My headache's not helping as well.

The final sketch I drew on 3rd May. I think I like to draw naked people. I've already saved a photo of two emotive hot lesbians making out, and then I'm going to draw a naked frail old man after that. But that's the problem - I can't draw these openly cause... I'm not going to easily work a way out if my parents catch me in the "act". I think there's a lot of emotion body postures alone can show. And yes, friends, please ask me out okay?
Give it up, I can't give it up.
in retrospect, at 12:02 AM
Field camp week was honestly disappointing. Fell out twice, once due to heat exhaustion on the first day after the 8k route march and after getting pumped like fuck. Second time was 4th day afternoon when I started to have a high fever. Got better after an hour or two (with five ice packs and multiple cups of ice water and cold water splashed all around my body), joined back platoon activities but fever started again at night after the top seven shell scrapes went back to coy line. Heat exhaustion was crazy scary. You know how Venom in Spiderman transforms? When the black wraps over his entire face? I had numbness which felt like someone was pulling at my face wrapped with clear foil. It hurt so much tears involuntarily came out from my eyes.
Just a week of outfield and I had to fall out twice, really makes me doubt my physical abilities. Body's fucking weak and now I feel like shit, how to survive command school like that? Anyway was only supposed to book out tonight, but then I took the last ferry out yesterday because the medical officer gave me
attn c status when I reported sick yesterday. Don't think that's shiok, cause I spent the whole day sleeping at home and I'm on five different medications. Much of my optimism has been sucked out by field camp, and now I really don't know how I'm going to go through these two years.
I'll get used to it, sure, but I doubt I'll enjoy it. I think about all the free time I used to have but now it's just... nothing. I haven't seen so many people for so long, and I'm almost scared that I'll lose touch with some friends for good during these two years.
Hope the next few weeks see my optimism picking up.
Raven COY x 5 /
We are the best /
We are the champions /
We will always be number one
Saturday, June 25, 2011
in retrospect, at 3:12 AM
Can't believe that we booked-out yesterday (Thursday) - fuck, there it goes again,
technically two days ago - and then on the night of the book-out, I had dinner and caught Green Lantern with my section mates, then today (fine - yesterday / Friday) went out with some platoon mates to Sentosa and then L4D2.
On the bright side, this long weekend is going to be jam-packed with many activities so I believe I can book-in happily this Sunday. Today (henceforth considered Friday) was quite extremely eventful as well. Shook off a bit of volleyball craving from my body cause I've been dying to play volleyball ever since Games Day announced there wasn't going to be volleyball and then I joined the frisbee team and everyday while we're training I see the captain's ball guys practicing with a volleyball and I get jealous and stuff. And then I had a blast of L4D2 for the first time in months, and then I ate at the fantastic Medzs restaurant at Orchard Central (another paragraph for that later) and for the day I drank Tiger, SOL and a glass of Sauvignon Blanc on three separate occasions. My brother bought midnight tickets for X-Men and I just came back from it with my family. The alcohol flushed me up though, so once my parents saw me it became obvious that I was drinking before I met them for the movie. The worse part's when my body flush was actually half sunburnt and half alcohol, so with my Asian Flush condition, you could imagine how red my skin was. Lobster red would already be an understatement. Like if I was Prof X, I would hear the whole Orchard Road thinking to themselves "oh what a noob, have I seen someone so red from alcohol before?"
Random interjection to /th: yes, I thought X-Men was good. Hell, I thought X-Men was brilliant. [End of interjection] So correct, that makes Green Lantern one of the worst movies I've watched this year (though not many). The plot's extremely predictable, the movie surprisingly uninteresting. Too human, I would prefer if the war was between the Lanterns and the evil force. I would wanna see more alien action, which was so obviously lacking. But then hey again, all of the Lanterns have the same skills so it really can't beat X-Men. And then you realise you're hearing these complaints from an NS recruit who haven't seen any single television programme for the entire week (and haven't paid attention to them for two whole months) and you thought simple entertainment would be sufficient. So yeah, if it disappoints me, trust me - it's going to disappoint you too.

Oh yes! And I was going to tell you about the restaurant called MEDZS! It's located at Orchard Central's basement - just take the main escalator down a couple times and you're bound to see it. Otherwise, look for other escalators which continue to go down and go to hell. Sorry, that was rude of me. It's nearing 3AM and I haven't yet bathed ever since I went to Sentosa in the morning so I'll cut this short. It's basically a Marche mock-up, same kind of wooden furniture and decorations, same kind of lighting and stall placement, same kind of food, same card scanning system, same beeper device, just without the fake trees. But here's the real difference, and the difference you and I care about. 1. Their food prices are bloody affordable / reasonable (depends on what you're getting) for example, my hotplate of chicken with mushroom and cheese was $6 on menu price. A plate of chicken and vegetable paella costs $9. 2. With the style of their restaurant, obviously, there's no service charge. 3. Their rosti, mash potato tastes soooo much better than that at Marche, and their food really has standards. 4. The chefs aren't locals - they cook the food of their origin (which I think Marche does the same though). 5. They have happy hour for beers forever. 1-for-1, like amazing woohah. Plus their wall of beer bottles is crazy, there's everything you want to drink and most things you can imagine, from KingGoblins to Asahis and Coronas and Fosters. So in the end you're only paying like a little more than $5 for a bottle. 6. Like the cherry on top of all the creamilicious whipped-cream, DBS cards (including debit cards) enjoy 25% discount off the total bill. Like SCREAMING WTF!!! So you know where I'm bringing you the next time you're going to ask me about food recommendations.
Yeah k I'll take a bath and rush to sleep now. I don't want to go shopping with my brother at Somerset (again) tomorrow, I plan to go to Chinatown, to the usual cafe I like to go to, read a book and then explore around a bit and try to sketch the shop houses. I might not have the guts to sit down on the road and sketch in the end, but I think it's worth a try. So excited.
And we, we live half in the day time and half at night.
Sunday, June 19, 2011
in retrospect, at 6:17 PM
My previous post was supposed to be all about being back from outfield for good (for BMT) and all about Raven being very fuck-y about our book-outs and that I'm no longer feeling so emo-nemo about NS life and a lot of other shit but my brother was fixing up our high-speed fibre thingum last week and then I fell asleep and forgot about it the next day and there my post lay on my desktop collecting dust for a week. But that's already past-tense so I can't be bothered to post it up anymore. My fibre thing is fucking up a lot, when I came home from Phuture I couldn't fix it up and I was so annoyed cause we have less than 24 hours this book out and I don't want to waste my time sleeping. Plus I already slept for an hour on the pavement outside Zouk. And then before that ten minutes while dancing. That's a lot of time wasted. But then I couldn't fix the shit, gave up trying to wake my brother up and fell asleep. There's a common misconception that I'm an IT-savvy person just cause I design and html-code amateur blogskins, but TBH I suck at fixing things up. Not the engineering type of person.
I don't suppose I can fuck around with Raven's reputation on my blog, but this week really pissed me up a bit. We ended hand grenade throw at 2PM (others usually drag till 6PM) but then we had to head back to the company line and book-out at 9PM yesterday cause our OC likes to make us closet-muggers. Raven was secretly training for Games Day while the rest of school 3 which could book-out booked-out. You know I fucking hate closet muggers. And you know I fucking hate it when we book-out late. You can do the math to how angry I was when I heard the news.
Anyway I managed to catch Inch Chua do half a set at 313 last week and she soooo smiled at me. So that made me happy. Disclaimer though, I'm not a fanboy. I merely like her songs. And yesterday, with the Chandra family name, all of us managed to get into a Phuture that was already full and not accepting entry - for free. Plus after Phuture ended, the Zouk DJ carried on for like close to an hour extra. Hell, Gavin's dad's wicked cool. Oh and have I told you? Instead of going to the beach for a family outing, their family goes to Zouk together. HAHAHA k yeah so that's it. Not enough time to blog anymore cause Raven gave me only 24 hours out in Singapore. So whiney.
Helplessness Blues
Sunday, June 05, 2011
in retrospect, at 2:04 PM
Listening to
The xx with a slight headache from fever actually feels like I'm on drugs. Not like I know how being on drugs feel like though. But really, I'm going to book in in a couple more hours, and so far I've done nothing with my weekends. Heaven's really not on my side this time. Woke up at 6am for my morning jog in an attempt to cheer myself up a bit but then the rain and thunderstorms had to come. Mum didn't allow me to get downstairs to have roti-prata by myself in the heavy rain at 9am, so I ended up having to eat rice dumplings which she, my aunt and grandma made the previous day.
I think my previous post sounded more emo than I intended it to be. I guess the words really transcends my emotions huh. If you can still tell, I'm not cheery at all now. NS made me forget how to have fun. I wasted the whole weekend away, it's going to be "poof" in a couple of hours and yet here I am, lazing around, not cherishing it. I used to have a lot to think about to myself, plans for my future, career, relationships and more. Self-improvement, self-development and maturity. In the short span of three or four weeks, my mind's left with nothing to think about. I march around the coy line with an empty mind, I'm more often than not stoning into space, and I really don't know what to do with my life. I think my current mental state's at depression. I don't know which book to pick up reading, where to go, what to eat, and I even lost my ability to draw. My previous sketch was on a windy night on 3rd May, two days before my enlistment, two days before my life came to an official halt.
I used to have such lofty dreams of how I could utilize perfectly the time I had in NS, but then now everything's a blur. My headache's not helping as well.

The final sketch I drew on 3rd May. I think I like to draw naked people. I've already saved a photo of two emotive hot lesbians making out, and then I'm going to draw a naked frail old man after that. But that's the problem - I can't draw these openly cause... I'm not going to easily work a way out if my parents catch me in the "act". I think there's a lot of emotion body postures alone can show. And yes, friends, please ask me out okay?
Give it up, I can't give it up.
in retrospect, at 12:02 AM
Field camp week was honestly disappointing. Fell out twice, once due to heat exhaustion on the first day after the 8k route march and after getting pumped like fuck. Second time was 4th day afternoon when I started to have a high fever. Got better after an hour or two (with five ice packs and multiple cups of ice water and cold water splashed all around my body), joined back platoon activities but fever started again at night after the top seven shell scrapes went back to coy line. Heat exhaustion was crazy scary. You know how Venom in Spiderman transforms? When the black wraps over his entire face? I had numbness which felt like someone was pulling at my face wrapped with clear foil. It hurt so much tears involuntarily came out from my eyes.
Just a week of outfield and I had to fall out twice, really makes me doubt my physical abilities. Body's fucking weak and now I feel like shit, how to survive command school like that? Anyway was only supposed to book out tonight, but then I took the last ferry out yesterday because the medical officer gave me
attn c status when I reported sick yesterday. Don't think that's shiok, cause I spent the whole day sleeping at home and I'm on five different medications. Much of my optimism has been sucked out by field camp, and now I really don't know how I'm going to go through these two years.
I'll get used to it, sure, but I doubt I'll enjoy it. I think about all the free time I used to have but now it's just... nothing. I haven't seen so many people for so long, and I'm almost scared that I'll lose touch with some friends for good during these two years.
Hope the next few weeks see my optimism picking up.
Before you read this,
This blog is not going to be about cheery encounters, sizzling gossips or interesting current affairs.
So if you're looking for any of the above three, do 'x' this page. That was a warning - before you waste your time here.
The author of this blog is pretty much a narcissist, and most of the posts here would be constantly lamenting about tiny things in his head which wouldn't concern you, nor the world.
Instead, the further he serves his two-years compulsory bond of being born a Singaporean son - National Service - the more tiresome and self-absorbed his posts will get.
The only intended audience for the blog is the author himself, and perhaps those who care enough.
Take this as a warning, so if you're looking for entertainment, this really isn't the right place. I've warned you...
P.S. I know this blog template's absolutely narcissistic.
More About Me
Chew Bolong, Singaporean. Would have to emphasize on that point at times cause you're not exactly the first one thinking that my name's PRC.
Oh, yes, my name's a Mandarin translation. Get on with life already.
I graduated from Dunman High School, then Victoria Junior College and I'm currently spending the next year and a half of my life (brainless), in National Service.
I have interests in designing and art [note: interest doesn't mean ability], (indie rock / folk) music, nature, long walks at night and making friends - sounds like a weird combination to say but those are things I associate myself to.
I'm an
ENTP but at times an introvert. I love deep conversations with people.
I'm always in a dilemma deciding whether or not to change this description about myself, so I've decided that additional details shall be listed under.
27 Random Facts you HAVE to know about me
1. I used to suffer from insomnia cause annoying tunes would be stuck in my head or I tend to think through every event that's happened in the day, so I wouldn't be able to fall asleep. But in NS that doesn't apply anymore, cause I'm always tired. Don't think that's a good thing.
2. I like long walks alone at night, because it gives me a good opportunity to reflect, let my mind wander into deep stuff and just immerse in nature and the surroundings. That's provided the place I'm at is quiet and green. Yeah that's parks, garden, and most of Serangoon. Unfortunately, since NS, my mind's been pretty empty most of the time.
3. I told myself that by 37 years old I must have a (big) house complete with a billard table, a home-theatre system, a cosy round table and 4 armchairs in a corner of my (huge) living room, a secret hideout with natural lighting to chill and read books, a tiny bartender corner, a walk-in wardrobe and a useable kitchen amongst all other things. But my definition of future success only encompasses one thing - happiness. Yeah, it's a cliche but there must be a reason why it's a cliche right?
4. I enjoy people-watching. Behavioral science. You can actually tell a lot from that.
5. A part of my body I hate the most? My calves for sure. If you're a consistent reader of my blog I'm sure you would have heard of it already. But yeah, I'm standing at merely 165+ but I'd rather have thinner calves than be taller.
6. I (secretly) detest the Secondary 1, 2 me cause I was way too childish and immature. Not that secretive anymore, but I could have better spent that 2 years doing something else rather than doing lame things and attracting attention. I don't exactly like to mention this cause it's unglamorous, so lucky you.
7. I'm extremely afraid of cats. Like as if you don't know that already.
8. I can't take plain white bread. Nor powder formulated (warm) milk. They really make me wanna puke, cause they've that gooey feeling and they get stuck between or under your teeth. Which is disgusting. That's probably one of the reasons why I'm so short. I didn't know fresh milk existed when I was young, so I didn't drink milk for around a decade.
9. I find people who have good fashion sense and natural leadership emanating from them incredibly sexy.
10. I like girls with slightly reddish long hair and colourful sun dresses.
11. I have an inevitably heavy breathing, and it always gets worse when I start to notice it. Instead, I just reminded myself of it and am having a hard time trying to regulate my breathing right now. Plus I only breathe through my mouth. Although I've a big nose, my nostrils are probably small cause I have a blocked nose 24/7. BUT somehow when I fall asleep my body will force myself to breathe through my nose. Which is the reason why I snore in lectures. It's not even a snore actually - just heavy breathing sounds. I know I sound defensive right now. But no. True story.
12. I think the first gush of air from the air-conditioning system of a car is extremely addictive and pleasant. I'm pretty surprised some of my friends thought so too.
13. Crocs look ugly, but they smell really awesome to me. That fresh smell of sweet rubber. Everytime I walk past a Crocs outlet my heart melts a bit. No one seems to agree with me on this though.
14. The standard pen I use is a Pilot G2 0.5 ballpoint, and I write with such force on paper that Mr Ken Leong once commented on my essay: "braille?". The problem's so severe I need to use a cardboard piece (or a stack of paper of at least 5 pieces) as padding whenever I'm writing on paper. I switched to Uniball 0.38s in JC2. I am now using the Uniball to sketch as well.
15. I'm fully equipped in the skills of martial arts: junior black belt in Taekwondo as well as 6 years of Wushu. But I haven't even so much as laid a punch or slap on anyone. Okay I think I've slapped my brother a couple of times but that doesn't count cause I don't use my full force on him. One day I'd really like to try and punch someone. See if he even feel it hurts.
16. I'm guilty of judging people by a first impression (or just a quick scan). Don't everyone do?
17. Though I do say that, I find that my first 'evaluation' of someone is always pretty accurate. If I don't like someone, after time others will find it the same too.
18. I really like to whine and complain. I've been trying to tone it down recently because I realised that I feel better after I let it all out, but yet it only spreads the gloominess to my friends. I'd hate it if my friends were always whiney too, so I'll tone it down. I'll try.
19. I don't know why but I'm much more expressive online. I spill out secrets more often. I blog about things I don't even tell my close friends. So yeah, do read more when you still have the chance to. :D I suppose I'll stop blogging once I'm off the "student" label. Once I enter the workforce, when things are really so much more political and shit.
20. I've a weird habit of munching off the circumference of my burgers before I savour the centre of it. Don't laugh.
21. I have slight lisps. I wouldn't exactly call it that really, cause I refuse to admit it as a flaw, but pronouncing things with "esses" usually results in my tongue sticking out between my teeth and what comes out really sounds more like a "th". Yes, you can mock me about it for all your eternity of a boring, insipid life because I've came to terms with it. Booyah.
22. I believe that if someone isn't vain, he/she probably doesn't look good either. So yeah, come join me in being vain.
23. I'm quite a perfectionist about my companion, love and relationships, so I don't date easily.
24. I'm a huge nature lover. I want to walk Singapore's city at night with my friends. I want to camp under the stars with my friends. I want to live in the mountains without civilization. With a close friend or alone. My future half would probably have to love nature as well. Not like hiking-nature or climbing-nature, but really just the nature all around you. Even in the city.
25. My friend once said that I like to "fix broken dolls" as a boyfriend. In some ways it sounds apt, cause I think that girls with... a bit of emotional damage are deep and... more exciting to be with. I sound like I've dated before, but no, I've always been single. Evergreen, if you play that 'traffic light' game in University. Don't be weirded-out by me please.
25(ii). So yeah, if you're someone (or you know someone) who likes nature, likes long walks at night, likes folk / indie music, slightly emo / reflective at times but friendly otherwise, call me.
26. I listen to folk, alternative rock and indie music. I hate it when the artists I like gets famous and extremely mainstream. And that's not just a childish thought. It's because I think there's this special bond shared between you and the artist (and his / her music), and when it gets mainstream, the bond you had gets shared with all the other millions of people in the world, and it's no longer special. Kinda like what you'd say with relationships.
27. Finally, I fancy a good laugh everyday. My friends have given me that, and that's why I love them so much.
Not your usual Bucket-list
Yes, in order of 'want'.
1. 1 month backpacking trip to Europe / cold climate areas with a close pal (or two). The less civilization the better.
2. Is wanting something illegal illegal in itself? Yes, drugs - at least once. LSD, to be exact.
3. Making (good) friends with someone insane. I mean, mental. But I don't want to make it sound derogatory. There's something strikingly beautiful about insanity, like experiencing another dimension of some sorts.
4. The Killers' concert.
5. A folk / acoustic concert - say Iron & Wine, Bombay Bicycle Club, Inch Chua or Zee Avi.
6. Camping under the stars in the city (Padang?) and listening to acoustic sounds.
7. Experience the Glastonbury / Lollapalooza / Woodstock / Coachella festivals.
8. Bungee-jumping.
9. Scuba-diving.
10. Going for a real Broadway production.
I know - I'm weird, right?
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