Compilation of 4 blog posts

on Wednesday, September 2, 2015
I have quite number of posts to do actually but i decided to do all in this post.

Some great and big things have been happening to my homeland, Malaysia. As reported to almost the whole word, our country just had a very big campaign called 'Bersih' and it hit the news big like never before. Not only in Malaysia, all Malaysians around the world, put themselves up in public to support this campaign. New Zealand, London, Hong Kong, you name it. I didn't attend due to some reasons but i still love my country very much. Great people, great weather, great natural resources, what is not to love? To see Malaysia sinking day by day it is just too painful to see. We all love Malaysia so much, all the Malaysians, you know? May God be with us Malaysians.

A few days before 'Bersih' i went out with Bav. She felt like shit because of her friendship problem and also work. So we went out. We walked around the city, took some nice foods, drink some nice drinks, watched a great cartoon 'Inside Out', those are probably all. Ah, and talk. We talked. That made her feel so much better. You see, a lot of problems we have, they can only solve by ourselves. You may think, what friends can probably do? Let me assure you, friends listen. They listen to you. They can either provide some advice or stay silence and hold your hand, but both are fine, they are there for you, to listen to you, to give you moral support, to let you know that you're not alone. Those are what friends do. Bav was there when i needed a friend the most. She was there for me, listen to me, talk to me, distract me. Those are what we actually need. Not too much to ask for, are they?



Lastly, i went out to help my dad this morning. I'll copy whatever i wrote on facebook.

"I was around BU 6 this afternoon. After some errands, I saw this lady walking around the porch. Most of my friends know how much I love German shepherd, of course I walked near it and expecting some terribly loud barkings. But I was very surprised that she didn't bark at all, instead, she walked towards me and put her head outside the gate. And I caressed and talked to her for a while. It was a wonderful moment. Then, I saw a pretty big wound at his right pelvic region. It was reddish and just terrible. That broke my heart a little. When I was about to leave, I saw a guard walked into the house and immediately the dog ran away and looking for a place to hide. Her ears droppy and tail hung low between both her hind legs. That broke my heart further and started wondering, the reason of her not barking.. is it simply she's friendly? How long has she not gotten carressed and loved? And, most importantly, that wound, is she being abused!? I'm getting frustrated you know, if I'm financially sufficient i will walk up and ask if he still wanted to take care of her. If not, I'm keen and more than happy to take her in and bring her to the vet. She has a pretty bad oral health too you know? It's just too frustrating. I cannot wait to graduate I'm so pissed with my current situation right now. Now I don't know why im blabbering here on a social website."



I really hope she will turn out well at the end of the day, May God bless you, lady. :'(

Oh, this is really the last one. I watched X-Men: Days of Future Past a few days ago. I heard what Professor X said to his younger self. Remind me of humans are capable to heal from pain when we hope. :))

[Charles reads Logan's mind, and appears in the future]
Professor X: Charles.
Charles Xavier: Charles.
[looks around]
Charles Xavier: Is this what becomes of us? Erik was right. Humanity does this to us.
Professor X: Not if we show them a better path.
Charles Xavier: You still believe?
Professor X: Just because someone stumbles and loses their path, doesn't mean they're lost forever. Sometimes, we all need a little help.
Charles Xavier: I'm not the man I was.
Professor X: You're afraid. I remember.
Charles Xavier: All those voices... so much PAIN.
Professor X: It's not their pain you're afraid of. It's yours, Charles. And as frightening as it can be, that pain will make you stronger. If you allow yourself to feel it, embrace it, .it will make you more powerful than you ever imagined. It's the greatest gift we have: to bear their pain without breaking. And it comes from the most human part of us: hope. Charles, we need you to hope again.

Those are all i want to say in this blog post. Should have done in one by one but i was just too lazy to write that day when that happened. Have a nice day people! Oh, ya, focus on the good stuff, procrastinate the bad stuff. Too much lemons these days sigh... :/

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