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Thing 1 I have learned from 2012

So the world came face to face with 21st December 2012 with...well....some with dread, some with indifference, some with optimism and others, like me, with skepticism. I mean, if the world is going to end, it's gonna end. There is nothing we can do about it, right?

But anyway, Thing number one thing I learned in 2012 is this - the things we question.

I have this really GH$%^@&*( backache because of too much sitting down and (writing stuff like this) it takes a toll on my spine. So, at night when everything has come down to a halt, I point to the sky and ask 'Why the **** does my back hurt so bad and nothing is doing?!?!?!'

What I have learned to ask is this.

'Why do I have a nice house, a car that moves, kids that are beautiful and healthy, the ability to work and make money, friends and family and a laptop that I can write on in the middle of the night from my bed, why does my back hurt again?'

Life is fair. You can't have everything.

Good night,
Have loads of fun this new year, I hope to write and take loads of pics of that, man.
XOXO,
Marsha
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Kok Yee said…
Marsha, I found thai massage to be a great help with my neck/shoulder/back pains.

You can visit Sawasdee, it's located at Tmn Megah Jln SS24/2. Call 0378031765 to make a booking.

Ask to book Ah Oi, she's skilled.
I'm not sure exactly sure which dialect she speaks but it sounds like hokkien, else simple english or mandarin to communicate.

Google map: http://goo.gl/maps/mGqEi
December 31, 2012 at 10:43 AM
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