I wonder why most indian man like to raise their arms especially in crowded places. Can anyone tell me why? Is it such as that the armpit would be cooler? Or they find it comfortable that way? It wasn't the point that he raised his arms that i found it funny. it's the reaction of the person sitting beside him!
She was totally tilting her whole legs towards the other direction while the indian man sitting down was raising his arms and talking to his phone at the same time. An American woman who was sitting down and giving him the look that says: What is he doing? It was hilarious lah! That whole scene was a totally comical.
I kept laughing and i think the rest of the commuters were looking at me.
Okay, so anyway, the other day when i went swimming with Xiaohsin, I almost drowned!
we were at Chinese Garden's swimming complex and at the exact location of the pool that is named, "Wave Pool"
So the purpose of that pool was the wave as literally shown.
After a few minutes of enjoying the wave on my float, i looked to the right and saw markings on the wall. It reads, 1.4m, 1.5m and so on. So obviously, it states the height of the pool at that specific point.
I was dumb and i think i was floating too much as suddenly, i thought of a stupid idea. I was thinking, "I wonder how tall am i?"
yes yes, so i walked to the markings that reads 1.5m and I smiled to myself. "uh huh! I'm almost there" Then i continued walking till 1.6m and i smiled again. I thought to myself, "Yeah! I've always knew I'm 1.6m tall" That was when...
'gulp gulp gulp'
I began waving my hands frantically trying to stay afloat and breathe at the same time. I couldn't swim because i couldn't even breathe! The water was just nice above my head.
And after gulping down 10 mouthful of water, Xiaohsin then realized i was REALLY drowning (yes yes, he thought i was faking it for some reason). So he THREW a FLOAT at me. Yes, it reached me alright. It knocked against my HEAD!
And i thought a normal reaction was to grab the person and swim away. How can anyone throw a FLOAT?!
Okay, let's not talk about it anymore.
Just yesterday, i read an article in the newspaper about a blogger made a police report because someone insulted her in the forum as she had a revealing photo of herself in her blog and her entries sounds as if she is a millionaire. So some people came across her blog and began to insult her through the forum by calling her slut and all that.
Some people agreed that there is nothing wrong with it since she made her blog public and that she post a revealing photo online, she should be prepared for all that stuffs.
But i just want to say,
"We want to share the little joy and mishaps that occurred in our daily lives. So there is nothing wrong with posting, "oh i just got a new L.V. Bag" and all that stuffs. So? it's only material stuffs. It's not like, "Oh! I'm going to be a terrorist tomorrow!" You know? One of the other article states that, "There are other big mishaps like tsunami and all that but the blogger was complaining about their breakfast and all that" (Something like that.) So? Do we face tsunami? Or do you want us to blog, "Oh, I pray for those victims" after each earthquake and tsunami? Blogs are about ourselves. It's like a diary. I guess that us bloggers are just so trustful about the people reading our blogs that we forgot about some other people who has nothing better to do but to judge people's life."
People can say, "if you can't take insults, don't post or make it public."
Fine, then I too have something to say,
"If you can;t stand the sight of other people's views and perspectives that are different from yours, don't LOOK!"
"And this marks THE END of the entry."
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1:36 PM
Living a life full of life. That's all about me that you should know.