Camps

Time for a change.
I shall drop my inhibitions, and practice out the new me.
I was introverted and cared too much about other people's opinions of me.
"If you don't know me, don't judge me."
But of course, there is a thin line between being fully oneself and respecting others.

I shall try that.
I should have fun and will have fun.
But safety is still of paramount importance.

Good luck to me.

20 things I should have known at 20

Stumbled upon this post in my Facebook feed. I daresay this is one of rare posts which I find really meaningful and practical - far from the idyllic idealistic and the emotional and the angsty posts and phrases which seem to crowd Facebook. You might say this (post) is in fact an accumulation/compilation of all those various "inspirational quotes", but this post does a bit more explanation and has a more holistic view.
Furthermore, I concur with a preponderance of the points (maybe I am biased) and the style of his explanations are similar to my previous posts.

I am really tempted to copy everything down here and do a point-by-point comparison, but it is getting late, I shall do it another time then.

So here it goes:
20 things I should have known at 20

Console

How do you console someone?
I have no idea.

Someone please teach me.

Just for laughs

I have to show these. Came back from a long day of medical appointments and tuition, decided to check out a youtube video that a professor had shown the class this afternoon.
Prof: You guys are tired, I think you need some energy.

And he showed this:


I went on to find more interesting stuff, and found this:


And I called it a day by watching this:


I shan't comment on any of them. Just watch (:

Heal or zeal?

Tried squeezing a stress ball with my left hand. As expected, I managed that Herculean task after much struggle. I stared at that nondescript, innocent looking ball, which seemed to symbolise the actual weakness plaguing that hand - or is it I am thinking too much?

Am I too aggressive in my healing, expecting myself to heal much faster than expected? Or am I not doing enough exercise to strengthen and regain back my strength?

Sometimes I am really frustrated at myself. Am I doing harm? Or have I tried enough? Don't get me wrong, I am not morose about getting the fracture. In fact I do not regret it, I see it as purely an accident.

However, I am quite worried about its implications. It is like, you are given a situation and you have to handle this situation. So what are the options do you have? What are the choices do you have? Should I show how strong I am and risk re-injury? Or should I be passive to "heal" faster - but being passive means I will be socially less active! What a dilemma.

And then there's that wart on my leg...

Damn my uni....