Don't leave me high.
Don't leave me dry.


The Chinese classroom is a time warp zone where everything moves in slow-motion upon entrance. The teacher emits sleeping gas as she speaks, and if you look hard enough, you might even spot floating sandcastles.


Today The man woke up a little late (at 7), left the house at 7.20 and managed to reach school before the bell rang. (i have no idea how i pulled that off) But unfortunately, the day didn't end off as awesomely as it started.

I've developed a new kind of phobia. (more like the relapse of an old one) Its the abruptleaveationophobia. I don't think I'd have the balls to stare down the throat of another one of those again. It's ineffable. Sucks as hell isn't even close. In every possible way.


I do not get goodbyes. What is so good about saying "bye"? It should be more like bad (thisissofreakinsadwhenthehellamievergonnaseeyouagain) bye. Good lord, I should stop lamenting and start packing.

I'll be leaving for a rugby tour to K.L from tomorrow to Sunday. Catch ya'll when I get back.

Danj
made with glue
9:25 PM


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I have a thing for rockets and flying away. Magic. Stars and how beautiful they are. Your eyes. They shine brighter. And light.


Daniel Joshua

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future professional drummer


The greatest tragedy of modern life is that we live our days in quiet desperation.
All our little bottled insecurities are the real issues tormenting us. It is these personal issues, together with our minor everyday problems, that fills a little vaccum in ourselves; a vaccum that determines the goals we set in our lives. How we seperate ourselves from the mainstream fodder.

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