Design and Writings by Riz
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� April 2005

Random Thoughts.
I had a whole lota things that I thought of blogging about, but inevitably, as I position myself in front of the PC, I found myself tongue-tied.. (uh, I meant, fingers-tied?) Yep. It's one of those days when you want to blog something but for some reason, you just don't feel like blogging in sensible paragraphs with sensibly related sentences.

I thought of blogging about getting addicted to Gloria Jeans' Vanilla Caramel Cappuccino Chiller. (GJ is nearer to our office building than Starbucks, that's why);

Then I considered writing about our team leader, making calls and completing surveys for me this morning because I wasn't able to reach quota for the first three hours of shift (never mind the call center jargons), and the reflections I got from that;

..or about our very inspiring and insightful PDL discussion group at church, and my personal 40 days of purpose as well (we're on our tenth day);

..about my father, preaching his sermon last Sunday as if to address the message directly at me, I feel like hearing my name every after two sentences (Now this is what I get for being a pastor's kid. Woo!);

..about surviving 24 hours without sleep last Monday;

..and watching all three Matrix movies with my brother in one sitting;

..about the set-up "date" my friend got myself into which some people are probing me about (Sorry girls, I really ain't got much to say about it except that the guy was nice, but it wasn't really as special as you probably think it should be. Hehe, aryt? He turns out to be a good friend, take it from there.)

..about how it feels to receive your first pay slip;

..and enjoying work too much you start to worry that you're enjoying it too much (uh?);

..and why for some reasons, dreading the next 15 days to end.


Obviously, I wasn't able to make up my mind on which to blog. So I'll leave this blog as it is. But before I do, just wanna share this quote I got from her. Juice it out.

"There's a trick to the Graceful Exit. It begins with the vision to recognize when a job, a life stage, a relationship is over--and to let go. It means leaving what's over without denying its validity or its past importance in our lives. It involves a sense of future, a belief that every exit line is an entry, that we are moving on rather than out." --Ellen Goodman,

Man, I know it will come in handy sometime.. someday soon, most likely.

Riz Blabbered @ 9:50:00 AM.

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