2006

"No!"

"It's how it should be."

"Don't...don't go! Stay!"

"I'm sorry, I can't."

"But...I promise I'll be good! I don't want you to go! Please, stay!"

"I have to go. I don't know when I'll come back."

"I can't take this! I want to kill myself!"

"Don't say such things! Let it go! You can't face it!"

"No! NO!"

Kitchen Light

The kitchen light's still on
And I'm staring at the ceiling
Why, this is another sleepless night
With things swimming around in my head

It's just me in bed and my earphones
Toss the Feathers is beating off my ears
This is hardly the first time
In the dark with only the kitchen glowing

Australia

This is my first post in...like, eternity. I did not even bother to post a post-final thought after another good-fought final at the US Open between Serena and Vika (oh, I just did!). I don't know, some kind of writer's block massively attacked me in the last few months. I did not even write a poem until a few days ago.

A lot of things have happened, yeah. Not all of them positive. There are some that are quite nasty, that led to my breakdown a few weeks ago. It's long gone, though. And in case those f-ing malevolent jerks read this (they can, oh I know they can!!!)--I am okay. Perfectly content, happy, safe and sound. Any effort they've made to tear me down fails miserably. Now the best thing they can do is go screw themselves up and continue on living their already pathetic life.

She Ain't (Just) Quirky, She's a Champion!

Well, well, well.

Approaching Wimbledon this year, most people would name Serena Williams as the strongest candidate to win the tournament after her fantastic performance at Roland Garros. Some others would mention the likes of Victoria Azarenka and Maria Sharapova, as the two have had a pretty solid year so far, with the former successfully defending her Australian Open title and the latter reaching the final at Roland Garros. Also take Petra Kvitova (Wimbledon champion in 2011) and Agnieszka Radwanska (last year's runner-up) into consideration. And a great amount of tennis fans would mention the possibility of two of those players playing each other in the final.

U-N-I-V-E-R-S-I-T-Y.

That word has been 'haunting' me for awhile as of now. Yeah, I am not a high school student anymore; I'm a high school graduate, waiting for my term at university to start.

University. It sounds a bit frightening, really. Though I have to admit I do enjoy this long holiday. I do not go to sleep until early morning (or late night, depends on how you see it--yeah, I take that one from The Ring because I watched that yesterday; pretty scary, I have to admit) and do not wake up until almost afternoon (that one I'm not really proud of). I haven't done anything too exciting so far this holiday. Except in the graduation ceremony, of course.

She is What She is...a CHAMPION!

So, this is my first post in 2013. Like...first ever.

To start, I didn't go to the Hopman Cup this year like I did in 2011 and 2012. This year I'm graduating from high school, and then of course *coughs* university follows. So I decided to save the money I usually spent on tickets and so forth and so forth and so forth...and the money will be used for good cause to pay for all I need as a uni student. Quick information: I hope to take the Bachelor of Communications in Journalism major at Edith Cowan University, Perth, WA, Australia (their communication studies program is among the best Down Under--I am SO going there!). Anyway, that's pretty much why I didn't write until now. But enough about it. Now to something we all know I love very much...TENNIS!