I’ve probably seen this thousands of times
But not many times, not in the past few hundred times that I stop and realize how fascinating it is
It is the same. It is just another one… and it just has never changed
A Little kid, running around with a toothless smile, screaming like a burning monkey…
To everyone else, that what he is
But to her, who’s sitting across the room on the other side…
It’s a life that lives within.
Affectionate eyes … knowing she’s here for him
Honest smiles … knowing whenever he falls, she’ll be there to take his hands
We’re safe here at home in each other’s arms
We pray… whatever bad thing that’s coming your way, please please come to me
I know this place…
The place where people look from the outside
The place where people understand but they can’t feel
I just think… there’s nothing I wouldn’t trade to be there
I just know… there’s nothing I would care more than to live life beside you
People can try to manipulate, to damage. People can try their best to take it away.
Whatever in heaven or in hell that they do…
They can never change it any other ways
Toothless, burning, screaming as it is

Pardon me and the following comment that I’m about to make…
MTF, son of a bitch, fuck fuck fuck fuccccccck!!!!!
Anything that can go wrong with me will…
So much for my plan, so much for the day
I hate my fucking lunch
I hate this fucking place!

Fooooood

Today... wasn't the first time I craved for a Thai dish that isn't available on a typical Thai restaurant menu. It happened to be "Khow-Mun-Kai" this time. The secret to a good Khow-Mun-Kai (as I perceive) is the sauce. Unfortunately, I don't know how to make the sauce. Fortunately, I know where to get it... Vietnamese restaurant that is. The sauce that they use for the fresh spring roll is pretty similar to Thai Khow-Mun-Kai sauce, except that it's less spicy than the Thai one (wow... surprise). So, I made myself an away-from-home version of Khow-Mun-Kai today. Needless to say... it was so damn good!