and maybe...you're gonna be the one that saves me...
i'm feeling much like the song previously posted.
sometimes, you need to plummit into the abyss in order to find that one TRUTH which will save you. that ONE thing that will make the difference between life and death, when it seems like you're all alone with nary a hope in sight.
we all encounter rough patches during the course of our lives. feel like we can either get friggin bogged down by them, or use them as learning experiences... i know... it's easy to talk about seeing bad patches as learning experiences but hard when you're actually going through them.
on a bright note, i got some nice veg food today. visited family friends, who knowing that i'm a struggling student with minimal cooking facilities, invite me over on a regular basis to have dinner with them. i don't know why people knock veg food. frankly, if i got good veg food everyday, i would be veg full time. it's especially easy being veg back home in sg where i've got amma and naina cooking for me. eating their food, i don't miss meat at all. *BURP*
ok... now i shall go and lie like my namesake and await my wake up call at 2.30 am in tirupati, which translates to my actual waking time over here at 7 :)
sometimes, you need to plummit into the abyss in order to find that one TRUTH which will save you. that ONE thing that will make the difference between life and death, when it seems like you're all alone with nary a hope in sight.
we all encounter rough patches during the course of our lives. feel like we can either get friggin bogged down by them, or use them as learning experiences... i know... it's easy to talk about seeing bad patches as learning experiences but hard when you're actually going through them.
on a bright note, i got some nice veg food today. visited family friends, who knowing that i'm a struggling student with minimal cooking facilities, invite me over on a regular basis to have dinner with them. i don't know why people knock veg food. frankly, if i got good veg food everyday, i would be veg full time. it's especially easy being veg back home in sg where i've got amma and naina cooking for me. eating their food, i don't miss meat at all. *BURP*
ok... now i shall go and lie like my namesake and await my wake up call at 2.30 am in tirupati, which translates to my actual waking time over here at 7 :)
