But wednesday didn't start out right for me. I woke up late, and to find a cockroach on my bed. Please use your extreme imagination to mimic my shock, because that was how much horror I felt in the morning. And I really cried after losing the fight to that cockroach, because it hid away.
That day was not a good day, the weather truly reflected my feelings, because it was a thunderstorm day. It rained so hard that my friend and I were drenched, and umbrella was of no use, and the traffic lights went off after one lightning. I stood there for ten minutes, wondering what I should do. And I was disappointed that I didn't know what I could do, and felt so useless. No point studying so much when you can't even handle these emergencies. Food science doesn't teach me how to react when there are no traffic lights, it doesn't teach me who to contact when I want to report the case. In fact, I don't remember any of the education levels I went through taught such things. Yes, I know about robberies, accidents and all, but when the traffic lights go off, just what should you do? I think they should add one more subject, to teach the youngsters how to handle emergencies.
So never mind about that, because I was impressed that no car accidents had happened and the traffic was smooth except for some cars which got stuck in the middle of the junction occasionally. Oh, did I mention? It was a crossroad junction, so it was quite dangerous that time.
Then my friend and I went to my house, Mai to be exact. I really thank her so much for what she had done. I know I can never do that much for her, so I really thank her for her kindness to help me umpteen times. So the usual cleaning came, and she helped me to clean like half of my room, because she was afraid of my sudden screaming. You know, we didn't spot any sight of cockroaches during the while we were cleaning.
But when I finished bathing after the clean up, they showed up. Thank goodness Mai was there to fight with them. But in the end, it wasn't the one in my room. I had to fight with the one in my room alone after sending Mai off. So, I officially announce that my room is roach-free for the moment. So I have to constantly spray the insecticide to get rid of them. Argh. I'm really afraid of cockroaches.
And I was late again on Thursday morning. And Friday, I cried on the bus to my workplace because of a short letter written by a vet doctor in the newspaper. All it said was, he found a cat, and got it adopted by some kind souls. The it was diagnosed with some disease, and after some treatment, it was found gasping for air one day at home. The owner called the doctor, but the doctor advised not to bring it over for treatment, because it would be better for the cat to die somewhere where it is familiar, and with its family. And after an hour, the cat died peacefully. And at this point, I'm tearing again~ Argh. I really cry for such minor things. Anyway, the letter was wrote in to stop the putting down of animals, and instead should just let them die naturally in the place where they are most familiar with.
Then I thought of my pet, (for those who know, its "white"). I can still remember the day it died, how it died, and how sad I was, crying for it. Just a few weeks ago, probably a month or so, I had a chat with Mai, which somehow led to my pet, and I cried for like a whole half an hour or something. Even though it had already passed away for 3 years, and it was its death anniversary just a week or so ago. 4 Nov. No wonder I remembered this date clearly. At first I thought it was Brenda's birthday, and was about to contact her, but realised hers was on Dec. So I didn't think much after that. Now then I recalled, it was her (my pet) death anniversary.
Alright, somehow I start my post happily but end sadly. I shall end here first, and post the next update~
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