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Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Click click click click
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Nothing kills me more than seeing something so fragile, something so small and helpless, on the brink of death and knowing that you can do nothing to save it.
I could only watch as he took his last breaths, labouring against unimaginable pain as he gasped for air, his deflated chest rising ever so clearly with each struggle against death. I could not bear to touch him, afraid that if I did, his fragile body would crumble and cease to exist. His squeaks for help were silent, even though he exerted all the energy that he could muster to try and call out for someone to help him. I was there, watching him as he did, wishing I could help but it was all too late. He lay still after a last attempt to gasp for air, his collapsing lungs failing to inflate. I could not bear to touch him, his body limp, his eyes open but unable to see. With the towel in my hand, I picked his lifeless shell up and wrapped the soft blue cloth over him. If only I had not chosen to take him out that day, chosen to close the door to the room instead, chosen to check periodically on him. I know one should not live with regrets and 'what ifs' but how can I not? 26.04.09
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Shhhh... silent night...
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Let sleeping dogs lie
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Life just loves to slap me in the face every now and again. Or maybe it's just PMS that heightens that feeling.
Constantly shown how life is unfair. Is it just me or are the numbers of me being on the receiving end hitting rock bottom?
Monday, April 06, 2009
Picking photos is hellish... especially when you are spoilt for choice and want EVERYTHING. But then again, the price is a tad too steep to get everything, although we did pay up a considerably significant sum for additional photos to be added to the album.
Look forward to viewing it in July ya? Btw, I totally blame the photog for this dilemma and splurge - he's just too damn good! If only he'll accept me as his disciple... *dreams* But I am absolutely contented at how the photos turned out. Although he only showed us slim pickings from the huge mass of photos that he probably amassed, I do like most of what we saw. Will provide a sneak peak when I get the CD in a month's time. I want to snappy snap!!!
First up, my best bud's bday was on Sat, so went out for a little tiny celebration (if you can call it that)
Excited to open his box of sweet from Secret Recipe This kinda happiness from a single slice of Moist Choc Cake? I should have given him the entire cake! Sights in Fort Canning The Cupolas Spot the ambushing dude This tree is simply amazing - the branch from the tree beside it kinda grew into this tree and it split before synthesizing with it! Sir Saiful Raffles Yet another interesting sight of Nature Leafless tree The Fort Then it was dinner at Hooters The Rib-eye that I had - rather delish with a mountain of mash! Saiful and his Hooter's Burger And the surprisingly yummy Fried Pickles - salty and sour - who would have thought that this would turn out to be a winning combi? The lights of the flying UFO-thingies... Fairy lights Dinner at Sakura with the Classmates Hangout in Town and Picked up a Kitty Someone's enjoying his mee sua too much to put it down Super unique knick-knack shop at Far East... think it's called the Corner Shop Eerie tree in town? Nah, here's a view of Botanic Gardens at nite And it's been a long while since I've updated on the dogs... so here it is... |