Friday, November 25, 2011

فيه شخبطة فى دماغى

been thinking about that phrase for sometime now.. its funny.. no one reads directions on a shampoo bottle anymore.. you just know you're supposed to "lather, rinse, repeat".. If product gets into eyes, wash them immediately with water. If problem persists, consult your physician. For external use only (who would ever drink shampoo!)

It's funny.. just becomes a background process keda.. you never stop to wonder or think, is there a better way to do things? Maybe i shouldnt repeat lest my hair gets too dry.. Do i need to change my shampoo? What about conditioner? it just becomes part of your routine..
(note to self -and to readers-: i sound too much like who moved my cheese!)


I am questioning my shampoo big time.. maybe i need to wash my hair with soap instead.. maybe i need to switch to a more fancy brand... i dont know YET, but what i do know is, its time to throw away that bottle and requestion my hair washing techniques!


(As my best friend he'll: ely fahem 7aga yerfa3 2eedo!) All in favor say "Aye"..


bahayes no? "feh sha5bata fe demaghy", saraseer and spiders too..


Anyway, to rap up, here is a part of a song from my childhood that i relate to....
read it thru, its deeper than it seems..


would you like to swing on a star
carry moonbeams home in a jar
and be better off than you are
or would you rather be a fish


A fish won't do anything but swim in a brook
he can't write his name or read a book
to fool the people is his only thought
and though he's slippery he still gets caught
but if then that sort of life is what you wish
you may grow up to be a fish
a new kind of jumped up slippery fish


And all the monkeys aren't in the zoo
everyday you see quite a few
so you see it's all up to you,
you could be better than you are
you could be swinging on a star




p.s. would you please say a little prayer for me..

Thursday, November 24, 2011

How to grieve

"After the first death, there is no other," wrote Dylan Thomas. 

That doesn't mean the ones that come after won't break your heart, but it's the first that punches your soul's passport.
 Welcome, fellow human, to a different country than the one you woke up to this morning.
 The air's different here; so is the scenery.
 Your knees don't work so well; in fact, you may want to fall to them.
For a precious little while, you are allowed to be stunned into silence, or to shriek, or to talk—recounting stories of who he was, what she meant to you, and how it all came to an end. 
Tell those stories. Some people may try to enforce "The Rules," to wit: Enough of This Drama Is Enough.
 Ignore them. 
Besides, if you treat yourself gently and take the time you need, someday soon you'll hear the faint but steady voice of your own good sense.
Play music you love, sit in the sunshine if you can find some, and if anyone offers you a hand, hold it.
 Let them feed the cat, too, because they want to be useful.
 If your good sense does not kick in on its own, help it along: scramble some eggs.
 It will feel strange at first.
 But if you pretend that scrambling eggs is normal, eventually it will become normal.
 Soon you can squeeze some orange juice, too. 
 For some of us the stay in this new country seems endless.
 But time passes, seasons change, and, truly, would those we grieve for want us to mope? Come with me, back into the world. 
We'll return to this land someday, all too soon, but in the meantime the garden needs weeding, the bills need paying.
 Your other loved ones need you.
 And you, my sweet friend, you could use a shampoo. —Larkin Warren

Sunday, November 13, 2011

a thought from today 10-11-2011

For some people and I'm one of them it isn't enough to see a beautiful garden, people like me enjoy it more if they think it has fairies at its bottom 
For people like me life isn't nice when its white, it must be in techno colour to be nice, for people like me rain is chilling but we want rainbows too, people like me enjoy spring mornings but with our eyes wondering around for butterflies. 
People like me want that extra thing that makes it all complete.

Thursday, November 03, 2011

of icecream and stuff that brings happiness


Like how a lot of people crave for the sweetness of ice cream, a lot of people desire the sweetness of happiness. 
Some, however, detest happiness, not unlike people with sensitive teeth detest ice cream.


Ice cream are like happiness. Some like to add toppings and dried food on top of it. People like me prefer plain ice cream without toppings.


Happy things that are significant are like huge oversized ice cream. It is better to be shared rather than gobbling it down alone.
 Finishing an oversized ice cream alone doesn’t give you scalable satisfaction.
 It might just give you stomach ache.