Category Archives: Musing
- June 30, 2009
- Time to Say Hello to Cabin Fever– also posted in Life Experience, Myself, Rant
- With a few ESOL students @ Avondale College, and the flag Maria brought to class (120609) -
Other than admitting to the fact that I am hopelessly in love with my own name (this has nothing to do with narcissism, thank you very much), nothing particularly interesting has been going on around me lately. I’m [...]
- May 9, 2009
- Because I Can’t Not Categorise Love– also posted in Life Experience, Opinion
Or it could be that I think too much. Lately, my mother has been pestering me about the matters of love to no ends. Always reminding me that Allah created us to love and be loved. Always reminding me that I need someone in my life other than immediate family – to love. Always reminding [...]
- February 1, 2009
- On Australian Open Men’s Singles Final 2009– also posted in Life Experience, Sports
A great game, yes, but it still made me cry. It was like having your heart broken by your secret unrequited love.
So… Nadal-Federer faceoff ended with Nadal winning 7-5, 3-6, 7-6, 3-6, 6-2. Match sumary: Nadal’s 173 to Federer’s 174.
I was stuck to the screen from 4pm up until 9.30pm, taking small breaks for Asar [...]
- January 31, 2009
- Australian Open Final & My Wish– also posted in Random, Rant, Sports
I still glare at the radio when they announce the results for tennis tournaments. I don’t hate Rafa, of course not. He’s got style, he’s got strength – and yes, he is worthy of the title.
But I’ve been a loyal supporter of Roger ever since he debuted in the professional world. Keeping clips, news and [...]
- January 21, 2009
- If People Around Me Could Just Stop Repeating These– also posted in Opinion, Rant
I’d be a lot happier. So what’s so great about sayings when most of them are probably never that accurate in the first place? Realistically and sometimes even fundamentally crippled – a lot of famous sayings fall into this category.
If you love someone, let them go. If they’re the one for you, they’ll come back
Do [...]
