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KEEPING MY SANITY

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I believe that many people have reasons why they write in diaries/journals/blogs.:P Hey, I can even list some of those here pretty easy: 1."I just love writing. It's my hobby." 2.I think too much. If I don't do something really constructive and productive about it, I am afraid that my poor head will soon explode!*big evil grin* 3."I write better than I talk, and I don't feel like wasting other people's precious time listening (and waiting impatiently) to my stutterings. That's awfully embarrassing!" 4."Not everybody in the world can always accept brutal honesty. That's what I am truly aware of." 5."I feel that the world is slowly lacking sympathy.:( Still, you know what to do when nobody bothers to at least spend a little time to listen to your problems." 6."I can be my own heroine in my own storybook!";D 7.... ...and the list could go on forever. However, I'd like to sum it all up with my own reason these days: "This is my way of keeping my sanity." ......................... *big evil grin* Yes, people. That's right. I am seriously addicted to writing. This has been my therapy. You may and may not like what I write in here. That is truly up to you. Besides, I am just here to present my point of view. So, welcome to my world. The Author

A QUICK WEEKEND...

11/19/2007

I'd like to write more here in this entry, but...I just don't feel like going into details as I usually do.:P I don't know, maybe I'm just really not in the mood today. So, I'll just give you a short recap:
Last Saturday, I woke up with a swollen right eyelid.:( It had been pretty sore too, bitten by some bug while I was asleep. The best thing about my Saturday night was a good call from Tiger.:D He'd cheered me up, as always. Come to think of it, it's rather ironic to me. These days, happiness seems so far away.:( It also feels so rare, because I don't seem to get that a lot lately.
*deep sigh*
Yesterday afternoon, I went to a book fair in Assembly Hall and Main Lobby of Jakarta's Convention Centre, Senayan, Central Jakarta with Hani, her sister Ragil and landlady Mbak Bina.:) They're my favourite hang-out crew.;) Although I personally thought that the book fair this time wasn't as good as the last one Hani, Ragil, and I had gone to in Istora Senayan, it was still a perfect escapade for me. So perfect I didn't feel like going home at all (although in the end, I had to.) So perfect I just wanted to disappear in thin air among the crowd...
Anyway, I ended up buying "The Thief of Baghdad" by.Alexander Romanoff. (And I've heard it was funny.:D) Ragil bought "Laskar Pelangi" (The Rainbow Soldiers) by a local author named Andre Hirata. Hani bought an Australian horror novel. I'm curious to read all of those too...:P
And today, I feel nothing but absolute numbness from within...:|