Friday, February 29, 2008

Reasonably irrational II

A friend of mine asked me if I'm excited tomorrow...I said 'no', actually, the one thing I feel about tomorrow is indifference. It's just me. I can't exactly recall any scrapbook-worthy experience that happened on the years that preceded. I dont know whats goin on in my mind this few weeks, i cant help myself but isolate. No blog-ups, no friendster, no yahoo, no nothin.

Im sorry I forgot to update you on mah being reasonably irrational--it is actually a perspective not a lifestyle that I nursed since I once read that book. But it help though, living without expecting from anyone nor pleasing anybody kinda liberate me to live life in all its fullness. Being reasonably irrational is being the person that God intends you to be, the world may direct you to live your life according to its standard but its a complete opposite towards what He intends you to be. Living without being pressured to follow the norms, goin with the flow or joining the crowd is what being 'reasonably irrational' is all about-I mean being irrational with a substance and a point.

Life is not all about here on earth, but after it. You decide! Read the Bible.
God bless us all!

Reasonably irrational!

Reasonably irrational? Is there such a statement? It is kinda contradictory and and ironic in the sense that both are polar to each other. But its true, the statement make sense.. and that is how i describe myself. Need to beleive it? You just have to spend 1 whole shift with me on the floor, and you will realize I am reasonably irrational..

On my next blog-up-i will explain to you how to become reasonably irrational-how to live without repressing yourself to follow the crowd and escaping yourself from a society that preconditioned your mind that possesion is synonymous to happiness and success.
Live and let live!--------->do ya really understand the statement?? If you dont, then you need to be reasonably irrational!

Tuesday, February 26, 2008

Sushi caviar ala-plantation bay!

This is not the unusual japanese sushi where fish underwent horrible experience from fermentation to preservation. It's just the tuna in your village wet market that has a yellow fin on it dip in a wasabi a la plantation bay.
Ingredients:Cooked octopus, Cooked prawns, Raw tuna, Salmon, Salmon caviar, Japanese sticky rice, Lava seaweed, Wasabi, Asparagus, Shiitake mushrooms.
Directions:Pour the cooked rice into a tray. Finely slice the tuna and salmon. Put the seaweed onto a sushi mat and press rice down onto it. Slice the mushrooms and the pieces of asparagus and lay along the rice. Add the wasabi.Roll the sushi and cut into slices. Serve with salmon caviar, wasabi and soy.

Monday, February 25, 2008

My Comfort Zone!

T'was gloomy afternoon when I arrived-Im talking about MSU my constant utopia of soulsearchin. The place is perfect for a wounded soul seeking refuge behind the quite breeze of an undisturb lakeview forest. I dont expect too much for a three weeks retreat here or what I can safely say bumming days, hehe. But one thing Im certain Im here to find myself and feel the breeze snatching my soul to return back to where I truly belong. Right now the sun permeates almost every follicle of my gloomy soul and slowly reviving it.

The Easy Way Out!

its awmost 2:27 pm, nothin much to think about but stare at the pc keepin my hand busy clicking wit no sense of purpose n direction-im just dead bored. there's a lot of things i wanna do but still accomplish nothin.. a lot of plans i laid but all fails. Im tired of senseless diversions just to let go of my frustrations but i dont know where and what to begin. Sometimes i cannot help but fool myself to beleive in stupid fates. I know it's stupid but sometimes stupidity make sense to me. If it will make me beleive and feel everythins alright, why not. But then again i dont wanna end up deceiving myself. So, i just make the most of what i have ryt now, i know life is hard and pretty boring for those people who want the easy way out. There's no easy way out if you want the best out of life.