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Hi there little boys and girls, today we are gonna learn how to poison squirrels. But first, I’d like you to meet my friend Suzana ; Stranger |
Friday, December 23, 2016 @ 2:38 PMTrust Ipoh
1) Trust to take care of one another
Because we all have weaknesses, it is critical for everyone to look out for everyone. Pairing/ forced partnering wasn't necessary because it was natural to assist as a group. When people are initiative, there's no need for delegation. Some planned the activities, timetable, packing list, emergency contact, some drove, navigated, learnt how to use the aux cable, played music, some sacrificed portable chargers, some bought data for everyone to share, some paid for petrol and tolls, some brought games, some took videos and pictures, some carried the groceries for everyone, some were timekeepers, some took care of safety.
2) Trust for respect
About 4 years ago, I swore that I would never bathe if the bathroom door's broken. I broke that swore in this trip. It was comfortable because of the respect that we have for the preferences of one another such as sleeping time, food, fear, inability to gamble (HAHA), gambling without money (HAHAHA).
3) Trust to be punctual
Not sure if it's because we are all from Uniform groups where time is highly valued. The right balance between leisure and quick movement was met and it is the first time on a trip where we had situations under control very well.
No matter what activity we did, from the paid adventures like caving, water rafting, museum, laser tag to unpaid adventures like trips on the road, navigation, food hunt, grocery shopping, cards, long bus rides, pit stops, chilling in hotel rooms, they were all good.
When there's no judgement and all acceptance, its cool.
Spending/ person:
2 way coach $53.50
White water rafting + Caving $70
Hotel (3D 2N) $35
Trick Eye Museum Msia $4
Taxi $2
Car Rental $20
Petrol + Toll + Parking $5
Food (8 meals) $40
Snacks $15
Shopping $19
Happiness Free
Total $263
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Wednesday, December 14, 2016 @ 9:15 PMWater
Water has been the kind of friend where you share a common class yet don't really have any emotional attachment or even the desire to have. Why do I waste and not use it when i have abundance of it? How has it affected my general health for the short and long term?
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Monday, December 5, 2016 @ 1:05 AMSugar
My brain has agreed that as for now, the best feeling in the world to me is the purest and most innocent form of excitement.
The sudden heart race that lasts as long as the situation is exciting, but peaks at random times, especially when you least expected it. While my body remains still, it is dying to jump up and down. The crazy assumptions have driven me to insanity as I smile at inappropriate times, and it seems that I'm always defeated by this wild attack.
One way to reduce the sugar from my jumping soul is through writing; the words flow naturally and uncontrollably. The brain is a loser in discouraging at this moment in time. Sometimes, I just let the sugar rush run and enjoy this moment where fantasy meets reality.
Fantasy meets reality.
I wish to stop writing now, but the sugar level has not moved from the brim. This is retarded. I'm going to my bunnies. They understand.
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