pieces of me

first day without a phone

surprisingly, i do not feel that isolated without my phone, maybe i was not that dependent on it after all, or maybe i was already somewhat isolated from others.


it is a wonder what these words, GSS, can do to people. for example, under the influence of GSS, i spent a grand total of S$200 today *rounded up figure*. maybe the blow i received yesterday was too great for me to handle, or maybe i was just desperate to spend some money, whatever it was, the fact is that i spent a hell lot today.


i don't understand why some people are so greedy, why do they have to take something that does not belong to them? i would rather return the things i found than keep them. if i return them, the owner would thank me and they see me as their "saviour"(okay, maybe a little too exaggerating, but something to that effect..), and i feel great too because i did a good deed; if i keep it, not only the owner would deem me as "evil", i feel bad about myself too, like i have committed a theft. since the benefits of returning outweigh keeping, then why keep?

human is so difficult to understand.


my mother told me my brother actually went to the police station to return a S$2 note he found on the street when he was in primary school.

how i wish i will be able to teach my children to be this upright morally.


what i am afraid is that that stupid b*tch who has taken my mobile used GPRS and download stuff between the time when she picked it up and until i got it deactivated; my bill will be sky-high.
anyone knows where i can check?

keeping my fingers cross.

posted by +abrac[A]dabra+ @ 23:27