Archive for March, 2007
The hiatus is still on! I just can’t help but type a post so soon.
I have started to learn CSS and have taken an interest in portrait drawing. I want to widen my scope of skills and knowledge. I am hopeful also that my horrible hand-eye coordination can be improved.
On my emotional well-being though, I […]
Blog Hiatus And Body Language
4 Comments Published March 21st, 2007 in Harry Potter, Life List, Philosophy & ParadoxLogish Paradox has been put on hiatus momentarily. Although I am able to churn out entires, my mind feels disorganised. I want, at least, to take a conscious effort to process my thoughts, and also improve my language conciseness.
Having gone to the library the past two days, I have taken an interest in books that […]
Resolve To Be Proactive In Life
2 Comments Published March 18th, 2007 in Life List, Philosophy & ParadoxTo clear things, as you may be aware, I have to deal with certain unresolved issues. Many of us have, over the years, burried problems. It is then not uncommon for them to haunt us eventually.
Being on this subject, I had started this blog with the intention of recording my findings on the experience of […]
Let me leave! Please cease your invasion into my head. I don’t want to doubt my sanity.
I hate you… I have to. Please understand why. The fault lies with me, I always did know. The beating curse lies in my chest. I hope you find it easier to forgive than I do.
- Logish
To Deal With Repressed Feelings
0 Comments Published March 16th, 2007 in Out Of Control, Philosophy & ParadoxYesterday was a horrendous mess of emotions. The many issues weighing on my mind, acted as an impetus towards my breaking point. However, unlike the previous time, I am thinking with much more clarity. Perhaps this is due to the plentiful experience I gained in this.
Despite not wanting to sink in further and suffocate, I […]
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