Sunday, November 26, 2006

Now Playing's Last Gig

Yup, its our last gig. And it'll be held this Saturday, 2nd Dec at Braddell Heights CC. Well, suffice to say, this will not be the end of Now Playing. A new lineup maybe? One will never know.

I've gone a long way with these guys. Without them I would never have discovered the world of Shiina Ringo and Tokyo Jihen.

At times, it hurts. But I've always been one to put on a smile and face the world. So, I'll be okay.

Wednesday, November 15, 2006

Who Am I?

"To know who you are without any delusions or sympathy is a moment of revelation that no one experiences unscathed. Some have been driven to madness by that stark reality. Most try to forget it. But.....you may gain power over yourself, if the truth doesn't break you."
At 25, I am still finding out more and more about myself. Sometimes, the more we think we are not, the more we become it. So I say, do not limit yourself. Do what you think is right, always. And may you, dear reader, in your journey to find yourself, gain power over yourself.

Wednesday, November 01, 2006

More than Words

Today I witnessed how words can cause hurt and damage to a friendship. A friend of mine raised his voice at another friend. His coarse words and behaviour caused the other to take offence. She expressed how she felt and walked away.

I often marvel at the power of words. Used or dropped at the appropriate moment, a scenario may change and friendships can be borne or broken.

This is the exact situation I am in at the moment. Should I come right out and say it or not. What will the person do? Or say? How will that person react and will I get the outcome I hope for?

The words someone used to get me to change my mind about attending a function. The things someone told me, oh so tenderly, and my heart melted. When someone pleaded with me, making me feel like the worse criminal on earth. "Why didn't you ask me how I feel?" those were the exact words. They left me wondering. They left me hoping. And worse of all, they left me confused. Above all, it was those eyes, those eyes that said much more than words.