heck it

two posts crossed my mind today!
of which i had to decide, which one should be blogged first. then i figured it out that old issues should be tackled first before moving on to new matters.

thanks, pat! for the u-know-what
i agree with you that it take two hands to clap
but i also realised how this could create two scenarios, producing results on the opposite ends of each other:
1. either a desirable outcome – clapping with the intention to make a situation work better
2. or, a disastrous ending – clapping with the intention to make a situation non-workable
upon giving it a last try, i think certain things are better left to its own. that is, heck la, no need to try too hard. hahha...

in the train today, not sure why the heck i had chosen to sit at the empty seat right in between two sleepy heads
at once, i could easily picture two bobbing heads that were being tied to the fishing rods.. *urgh.. gross
and how lucky. being in the company of both man and woman at the same time. one on each side.
already it’s not at all enjoyable having to deal with one bobbing head attempting to fall on your shoulder. great, now there’s two.
luckily the lady came to her senses quite quickly first and decided to make better use of her time by following up on a sales call, which was evidently effective in waking her up.
as for the man, though i could see there were moments of a few, though unsuccessful attempts to keep his eyes from closing, and having jerked up a couple of times by his own awkward and obviously uncomfortable posture, continued to sleep through the entire journey..
actually, i didnt suffer too major a trauma.. i thought being seated beside bobbing heads, in my own experience, is still a much more bearable choice than sitting beside someone who stinks up the air even a hundred miles from here. or at least for the former, i have other ways of dealing with them.