The Public Private Life Totally Rocks
I read them! It's no that I don't. The Bersih walk (btw, Vincent, hate me but I SUPPORT THE WALK, plus I was smart enough to have agreed to Eric's gift, so I was on a ship while my friends marched with my hopes for the country!) Then I terbaca somewhere about blogwars (or was it a real life wars) and got a little bit puzzled. And then I decided being a very private person makes it easy to just let it be, and then I went back to enjoying life.
And then I went to the exit-culture event where my fiance was walking out of his first weekend of the Leadership Programme, and went mad jumping and shouting around (oh, the things that we cult-junkies do, you wouldn't understand), and then me and my maid-of-honour spent an hour slashing my silly budget (now, officially, I shall only spend RM100 only bouquet, and it's going to be hand made yippie!!).
After which I came to the office and realized yet again that I had driven for 20 kilometres and I left the essential notebook in the house. So as I was hopelessly looking for a way to run back home to get it, the boss's PA reminded me of a meeting at the Ministry hub over in Putrajaya happening only 40 minutes. And the meeting was… Well…
I have some things to say about who's manning the show, but obviously thanks to my job I can't exactly say much, so I'm going to be mum about it.
Wait a minute… yah actually, we're having a pretty hard time …
Actually we're not, I quite believe the people above are having a pretty hard time too…
Did you know that in actual fact, people are genuinely nice, with good intentions at all. Put one guy in front of the mike and camera and if he says that he hates corruption and hates racisms and hates bribery and hates radicalism, he's probably speaking the truth. However, ahah, corporations are evil.
And when government are run like corporations, how can they be not evil?
Repeat after me, the government is evil. The opposition is evil. Put people in a group and they behave like weird cult members. Human beings are evil.
An old friend would say this, 'THERE IS NO HOPE FOR THE HUMAN RACE.'
I totally agree.
November 19th, 2007 at 10:08 pm
We just need a Hobbit to save us…
November 19th, 2007 at 11:49 pm
ahhh… so u know this vincent…
November 20th, 2007 at 1:38 am
A few nights ago i was at a popular watering hole in KL. FOr the first time in a very long time, I felt that there was hope yet for us as a nation.
There I was, in a small hall packed to capacity. The crowd was as rojak as it gets, Malay, Indian, Chinese, Orang Asli, Eurasian, Caucasian and every combination thereof. On the stage too, there wasn’t anyone pop culture famous, but none the less all were talented. From east Malaysia to West Malaysia and a bit down under they sang about things close to heart, about life… not the sanitized
for the masses stuff… from the whimsical to the things that mattered… everyone spoke and sang easy…
And there we all were, it didn’t matter who you were or what you believed in, nobody took offence at the little truths that copped up, rather we all just embraced it and had a good time.
You’ll never find anyone who’se totally free of evil, but in that same vein you’ll never find someone whose lost all his/her humanity. All we really need is to acknowledge ourselves and and each other for who and what we are and therein we’ll find our hope for the future.
November 20th, 2007 at 7:43 pm
Dear, because while you were off somewhere, I was stuck in a ridiculous jam all because I committed the crime of trying to get from Subang to PJ.
zewt: Before you heard of blogs, both of us were terrorising the blogosphere.
November 20th, 2007 at 11:39 pm
actually zewt it IS possible to be very close to someone whose political ideals are totally opposed to yours. Not extraordinary at all.
What’s so terrible about ‘THAT’ vincent? He’s also making a difference mah…
Vincent who ask you so smart go and drive out on that day? Pandai pun, should have stayed at home.
December 16th, 2007 at 1:47 am
I couldn’t agree more..