My Wish List

My internal clock has been severely tampered with. I find myself dozing off for 1/2 hour naps when I should be eating lunch, drifting zombie-like around the house at 10am, and wolfing down a bowl Hazelnut Squares and milk at 1:19am. *slurp*

Day and night no longer have meaning. I find myself doing the laundry at 4am, and having to severely repress the urge to practise my violin at 3am.

I need a loooooooooong break! What I want is, at the very least, a whole week just for me.

I want to get a full-body massage, and I want to catch up on all those movies I missed all on the same day. (Movie marathon! Anyone with me? *G*)

I want to laze by the sea (failing which, I'll settle for a pool) and do nothing more than flip over every so often so as to even out my tan.

I want to spend a small fortune at MPH and Kinokuniya, catching up on a year's worth of reading.

I want to get my hair cut. It's looong past due. I look like Shaggy's sister.

I want to go see the TePapa's Lord of the Rings Exhibition, but I don't want to go to Singapore. I am torn. Yes, my boycott of Singapore is still in effect. Half a year and it has diminished not an ounce. But I first found out about this exhibition almost 2 years ago, and have been waiting to see it ever since. My argument for going is that I've been wanting to go waaaay before I even met the Reason which gave rise to the Great Singapore Boycott, and my argument for abstaining is that the thought of Singapore is still too painful for me. I lost something extremely valuable, something absolutely irreplaceable to Singapore, and I'll never be able to forgive, much less forget, not if I lived to be a thousand years old. So, to go, or not to go? That is the question.
~ My most profound apologies to Shakespeare for murdering his prose

I want to have a nice night out with the girls. The Girlygirls.
~ Min, despite the porn-connotations, you've Named us, and I suppose we're stuck with it! lolz..

I want to get in touch with old, long-lost friends.

I want to be happy, to be loved and to give love in return. It may sound cliched, but there's a reason why some things are so often said.

Most of all, I want to wake up one day and say to myself, "I want nothing more, I have everything I could possibly need."