Saturday, September 03, 2005

Finally the september no-official-lesson-week is here..(take note i nvr say holidays haha)

See the USA is so big, so powerful, yet still cant avoid the devastation caused by natural disasters. Maybe we should give more care and love to our wonderful Earth before we talk about our future. How to talk about future if we do not even have a piece of soil to step on?

And then now US is accepting help from other countries like singapore, south korea etc etc. The mighty world's most powerful nation is accepting help from countries that only have a quarter number of their soldiers!

Isnt it better if countries help one another, show care and concern for each other, instead of suspecting one another of weapons that can melt humans and fighting their asses out and sacrificing so many innocent soldiers? They are fellow humans u noe? Imagine a human ordering another human to go out and kill humans!

Wars should only be fought in computers =P

Today is the last day of the seventh month.

I was typing out my pw wr in my father's room (using computer, not typewriter). There are 2 sockets in my father's room, one connected to the computer, the other to a television and a fan. Because i was typing it in the afternoon, the sun was coming in and the room was damn hot, so i switched on the fan, by pressing the socket button. The fan started blowing, while the tv remained off cos it was switched off via remote control(and the remote was locked in his wardrobe, so me and my bro cannot use his tv). There was a small red light as an indication.

About an hour later, i was still typing the wr when......

......the tv suddenly switched on by itself.

Just like last time, i didnt bother to find out why it turned on by itself.
Perhaps its the last day of the month, so someone is trying to tell me its going back home?

Just now i watched this comedy show on channel 8 and the show ended off with this line that caught my attention. Contribute some opinions if you have.

"Is there anything still worth believing in in this world?"

Cheers!

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