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as time passes by...aku lebih mengenali diriku sendiri!! it has been a tough week, everything seems new to me..it's like when you think you know your friends! it has been driving my crazy, and the worst part is i am not good in expressing my anger, i always push in back in my mind, and of course it would accumulate! and i don't like it, to tell everone the truth, i've been looking for ways to menghilangkan this perasaan! i think i'm going crazy thinking of how to do it, a few nights ago, i did surprise my room mate! i was going berserk!!!!!!! hmmmmmmmm really don't know what to do!!!!!!!!

okay, that was the introduction! i started work this week, on friday! was typing this poem for the favourite poetry night which is on the 2nd of feb i think! it was about this boy, named Jabez Dawes who didn't believe in Santa Claus, and went around scaring the children about the fact that Santa Claus doesn't exist! anyway, the story ends like this, Santa pays a visit to Jabez' house, (Jabez stayed alone, still a kid, because his parents passed away due to Jabez' pranks...) and Santa turned Jabez into a Jack-in-a-box! muahahahahahahahahahahahaha ;D

really hope that the week ahead would be a good one! i'm trying to figure out when my darling jeccy's birthday is, i forgot, so anyone out there who knows her birthday please tell me! i know i'm a lousy boyfriend!

Comments

Kim said…
feb 6 lah you this.
4:08 AM
Jules said…
ahahahha...tulah, see...this kim lagi tau...well, anyways, i always got mixed up with si dia punya birthday oso bah last time...hihihihih...
2:33 PM
daronloo said…
alah! you know i just did the stupidest thing, (i think), i emailed her and asked her when her birthday was!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! fuck!
2:45 PM
Kim said…
send a 2nd email... say something like "hihihi inda bah, baru sia ingat, feb 6!"
4:59 PM
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