In the library today, Mozzie was reading the TIME mag in which the main issue was on The Science of Happiness. In which, there was this little questionaire on 'How Happy Are You?'. Being the ultimate Singaporean, Mozzie did the questionaire, and she got a verdict that says, Extremely Dissatisfied. Which I thought was pretty funny considering that she is a happy-go-lucky person. Then I thought, the fact that some people are extremely dissatisfied with their lives should try to appreciate the little things in life which are always taken from granted. And it's not Mozzie I'm directing at (though at the moment in time, I'm sure she is not really in her right mind to do a questionaire sanely). It's at everyone who isn't satisfied with what God has given them. Maybe if we can take the time to appreciate all these, we can appreciate more of what we have, and maybe cut down on those materialistic needs.

Oh boy, what a highly philosophical post. By the way, did I mention that there's this really obnoxious kiddo in my Math lecture? He is so insane, like he has to make the Math more complicated than it really seems. Like, hello? I know you are smart, so just cut down on that showing off part, yeah? If I ever know you better, a certain MR E., I would punch you. But oh no, I can't afford to be accused of assault, can I? I shall be kind to you while I don't know you. Just do us all a favour, either you go someplace to curl up and die, or you just shut the hell up during Math.

I talked to Blusttoy today. During Econs. Now I feel like I've done something wrong.

Now I'm happy. :D
Ironic, isn't it? Whenever I'm happy, I say the weirdest things. Or fings, as Jamie puts it.