The stray cats down at the void deck seems to be spawning new blood for the past 6 weeks or so. And I really do mean spawning.
I see so many new kittens every now and then. And it's not helping that all these kitties inherited the 'scaredey-cat' trait from their parents. Trust me, they're like the jumpiest cats around! I've never seen anything more paranoid and stressed out over the littlest thing. Little things like the jingle of my keys.
When I was younger, there had been a really friendly cat at the void deck. Then I would always play with it on the way home. There was once I especially went down to the void deck just to play with it. That's how pathetic things get when you don't have a pet.
And that was as friendly as the cats around here got. It's such a shame. These cats have become so elusive and amazingly quick at evading impending human activity. The closest I got to one was around 2 to 3 metres.
Anyways, I've long outgrown that having-a-pet thing. So troublesome. The last thing I'd want is to implicate myself further with additional responsibilities. There's really so much more to having pets than just playing with them. Well, and that's exactly what I like to do. But playing with others' pets will do just fine for me.
Talking about pets, there's this really hot and fresh campaign on sterilising your pets. You know of those huge poster stands at bus-stops, right? So the poster showed the photograph of a hamster. A hamster with the front half of its body out of a condom. And the slogan read: "You can't teach your pets to play it safe. Sterilise them." or something of that effect. I was awed by the boldness of the poster. Yet it was really a matter of fact. So cool lah! Then I caught sight of another one of those last week.
The poster showed a mid-grown kitty playfully reaching up for something. That something was a partially inflated condom. Woo hoo!~ I had exclaimed to a friend: "How can they advertise such thing?" But actually I really liked it cos the idea was really good. And it's kinda cute too. Actually, it's really adorable. I haven't by any chance seen any other versions of the campaign, and I really look forward to seeing cooler versions!
We, as citizens in our society, are very poor things. We are inflexible and rigid. We think in really straight lines. Anything wavy or crooked is wrong, weird, funny, and 'cannot one lah!'. Yet they're pushing us to be innovative and creative. Gimme a break! Why don't you just fly me to the moon?!
To seriously unleash the creative streak in everyone(yes, I believe everyone is full of funky ideas), they've gotta be doing more. Not just pure talk. All talk, no action means talking cock. Talking cock means one ear in, the other out lah.
Like "Pizza don't have to be round," (Courtesy of Hairianto). Cos we were at Tampines eating triangular pizzas. Then I was commenting on how pizzas should be round. See lah, that's the whole freakin' stereotype. We must strive to combat stereotypical views and support non-conformity. But then, it should be such that we don't irritate people and disrespect people. That's not non-comforming anymore. That's rebellious. And there's a really fine line between the two.
Combatting stereotypical views and supporting non-conformity:
- School day so what? Still can stay out late and have fun.
- Forgetting something doesn't mean: "Aiyah, die liao lah, die liao lah!"
- Tattoos are fabulous artworks despite what people say.
- Publicising negative opinions.
- etc, etc...
I've recently been eating lotsa laksa. I used to evade the thought of eating it at all costs, fearing unnecessarily for my health. But now, it's kinda a different situation altogether. There's really nothing wrong with consuming all those fats down. It think a while ago they were campaigning on healthy eating. And suggested eating laksa and leaving the gravy alone. Like hello?! What's laksa without the gravy? Might as well just eat boiled noodles right? However, that doesn't mean that I finish after my laksa with a bowl so clean that you'd wonder why the dishwashing lady still has her job.
My 'Material Needs' list hasn't seen any movement in recent weeks. I only see one item being struck out. And since then, it's been stagnant. So poor thing, me. I haven't got a cool phone, nice MP3 player, functional digicam, well-functioning stereo system... and so the list goes one. But I think I can look forward to striking out "Polo Ralph Lauren Blue".
Cos yesterday at Tampines, I saw the Christmas gift pack for it. And it was going at a pretty good deal. I'm not gonna sit around to 'consider'. It'll only jeopardize my happiness and fill me with regret later. What for, right?
I really like the fragrance. Smelled one friend wearing it. And I successfully identified it, which kinda left the guy in awe. Haha!...
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