*rolls up sleeves*
Yay! New blog skin! And its just flippin perfect! Took me around an hour, a not very productive one at that. It seems that looking for the 'perfect' blog skin is a far greater task than looking for the right type of clothes that might fit you or your peronality, perhaps both? Yes, far greater... Its like, you're looking for something that kinda says 'Hey, its simple, clean, what you see is what you get!' when you have stuff like "Grunge rawkz!" and "High School Musical" skin's. Whats wrong with them? I can't really say why, but lets put it this way: I don't really like to be affiliated to some larger group and practically become a walking statistic to represent the groups' population/fans/members. This is just, nice, sweet, simple. Pluuuuus! A scrubs reff.!

Its official, I've lost my ability to multi-task at a bigger scale. Looks like I have to take life slow now, though thats not much of an option. I've got a tech project due at the end of April, likewise with a science one. Oh how wonderfull life could be.

Ever had those moments where similar scents from your past could induce a rush of nostalgia? A perfume? Rushing water? Or just the musty scents of old buildings inhabited by elderlies? Looking back, I can say this: I didn't have the perfect childhood. I bet no one did, or maybe a small lucky minority. Sure there are bumps and bruises along the way, but I turned out fairly well didn't I? I guess everything thats anything affects how a person's mindset develops as they grow. From things like music, down to minute details regarding how their room was decorated or managed.

I'm pretty happy with myself at this moment, and I can safely say, I wouldn't change a thing about myself right now, personality-wise, that is. The ability to carry out rational decisions or thoughts mostly on my own is something I'd rather have than anything else. But we all have our breaking points as we're merely human. I won't say there's a god, but I will say there's a higher being, or we're just part of a much bigger plan, too caught up in our lives to see the bigger picture.

Its just that simple difficulty of not 'stopping to smell the roses' that makes us regret later in life. No matter how good it was, there will always be the prime need for 'more'. Nevertheless, we're all human. Its like Oscar Schindler from that movie 'Schindler's List'. He rescued about 13,000 Jews, at the end, when the war was over, he just broke down when he looked at his assets. His car, his gold rings, even the very clothes he wore, he was willing to give them away, just for '1 more Jew'. Off topic, but I watched it recently, and it was majorly touching >.<

Well heeeey, looks like I've got myself thinking again, thinking enough to blog! Good day. Really good day.

Peace