Squashed

Some people have it all easy when it comes to friendships, but I tend to take either seriously though nobody's perfect so we may often commit somewhat sensitive and thoughtless acts out of impulse.

At the end of the day, it gets worst when all of these are combined by immersing yourself within the backlash and conflicts of two people. Left and right are both your hands, you trust both but it's just that each of them have a story against one another.

It's very easy to choose either and give up the other or give up both altogether. However, it takes guts, will and a miracle to still hang on to both together. But I digress, I still want to give a benefit of doubt to no matter who's right or wrong.

At least now I got a new CPU to keep my mind off things, it's all finally coming together. And meanwhile, my work issues are going to a disaster area...

Smart no?

I have the uncanny talent of making people annoyed and fed-up at me.

And yesterday, I found my sight again because I located my glasses. But then again, having glasses doesn't mean that you'll gain wisdom as well.

Rebirth and awkward shopping

I abruptly brought my bank account to a near broke status because I splurged on a new CPU which my house desperately needs. My home desktop gave up on us as of last week, that only goes to show to my dad that you can't be a cheapskate when it comes to electronic goods. I went down to Funan today to went parts shopping with a friend who knows his game. I'm glad to settle on a good deal, the lady boss just gave out discounts like vouchers which eventually brought the final price to $920, which is really worth it.

Now I just lack a decent monitor and a keyboard, can't wait to get rid that has-been desktop out of the house. Plus I realized I needed a new scanner to boot, quality's important and plus it's old - heck it's survived the years from 1998!

And then it comes to awkward shopping, how do ladies actually buy their undergarments without dying of embarrassment? I went to buy underwear, something long overdue on my necessity list. I walked about the aisle for what seems an eternity, grabbed a box and tried to avoid crowds as much as possible as I fidgeted towards the counter. I paid with my ATM card and suddenly my heart skipped a beat when the cashier said "Sir..."

I let out a huge sigh of relief when she pointed out only purchases $10 and above are eligible for ATM card payment. Well at least I won't have to relieve this experience until let's say...a decade or so.

Talk about awkward.