You know what the problem with Facebook is? It allows you to have only one status at a time. So, here I am, turning to this old thing called blog.

Huh? Blog? Do people still do that these days?

Yup, you heard that right.

Oh, speaking of Facebook, I just joined Plurk. Sounds like one of those durian types. Anyway. Now I find it too tempting not to set up a so-called social networking site of my own and start harvesting passwords.

In response to Jeng May's question -- accusation? -- here's something to pad the stats until I overcome my "blogging is gay" syndrome.

Actually, I'm not even sure syndrome is the word. Perhaps block would've been better. As in, "blogging is gay" block? Ask her.

After multiple failed attempts at shooting a proper video, my respect for those YouTubers goes tenfold. That above was more a product of "oh, what the heck, I'm not doing this anymore; let's just post that crap" than being satisfied with the result.

Current music: none
Current mood: happy

Another Good Friday. Another rainy affair.

All is well in the world.

Warning: the following video is pretty graphic.

Here's wishing him the speediest recovery.

On a somewhat related note, how 'bout this: don't let a patient know you're praying for him or her.

Current music: none
Current mood: not very good

OK, here's the situation: it's Saturday afternoon, you're all alone at home, done with laundry, and with nothing else to do. Quick, what do you do?

Why, you take a piano apart, of course.

I don't know about you, but I always love instant messaging. It allows you to express your feelings better -- as ridiculous as it sounds. You can type anything, even things you do not normally say to someone else's face for whatever reason. You can joke all you want to break the tension or simply to bring up the mood.

Even when it does not work out, you still have your screen name and plenty of smileys to hide behind.

And so I typed...

Me (foxey lady): are you serious?

First off, happy New Year! May the Year of the Earth Rat bring you the usual yadda yadda. Well, good yadda yadda, of course.

Speaking of the Year of the Earth Rat, I have by chance come across three different fortune predictions for this coming year. One of the common themes for those born Rabbits: romance is good this year. Damn, didn't see that coming, did you?

This site, for example, says in particular about those born in 1975: "If you are single, you would have good romances. If you are married, be careful of extra-marital affairs. You may not favor partnership business. Do not lend or borrow money."