Eternity is Forever: Mishaps & It's Repeats

Few days ago, I woke up to the piercing sound of glass shattering on the ground. I thought an earthquake was happening for the first time in Malaysia or that a robber had broke in to my house. I got up immediately, only to find that I was tangled in my blanket and bedspread, while my pillow was on the floor, lying next to what was responsible of the loud sound - my table lamp.

I was devastated. It was hard enough to find a decent table lamp, let alone one which has the exact colour that matched my room. And I actually broke it. In my sleep.

Wow.

I stopped to think for a moment. How much of a hazard I could actually be to myself.

My luck could probably even be responsible of my death one day. That's how great it is.

Just yesterday, I was driving out with my sister to do some last-minute Christmas shopping, for those people we forgotten about. Oops.

I reached the traffic light and was slowing down to stop on the left lane. Nothing struck me as strange or unusual, because this was the same traffic light I go through everyday. Out of a sudden, this mad car from the right lane, who has already stopped the last time I checked, hit me straight at my driver's side.

WTH.

The driver did not even brake.
If anyone was braking, it was me. --"

And the worse part was, that loser was driving a Perdana. A friggin old and lousy Perdana.
Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against old cars and people who drive them.

It's just that, if your car is lousy, it doesn't give you less of a reason to check your side mirrors when you're changing lanes. And it is NOT an excuse to drive less safely, just because you don't mind getting your car all scratched up.

DAHEQ. I was so angry because I did nothing wrong and this car had to ram me. It wasn't even like a soft bump. It was so hard that now the door at my driver's seat is dented really badly, and has a funny sound whenever I shut the door.

Worse part was, when I looked to the side only to find this middle-aged lady, wrapped in a headscarf looking scared and terrified as if she was the victim.

Lady drivers.
I don't even know where to begin.

I know. Look who's calling the kettle black.
I'm aware I'm one of them but I still think that most of the time, lady drivers are the problem.

Of course this doesn't apply to ALL ladies out there.
I would say most, though.

Really wished I could say something better about my gender but the truth is the truth.

And obviously there are obnoxious men drivers as well. Just that they are so skillful with their obnoxiousness, they rarely leave any evidence for you to complain about.

Cuz they die together in the crash?

Lol kidding.

Not sure whether this is true though haha.

Back to what happened, I decided that she probably had no money to pay up and would probably make me look like a terrible person in front of everybody on the road, so I just suppressed all the feelings which were boiling up in me and drove away.

Besides, it was only a two lane road and if I really stopped my car to deal with it, it would have caused a massive jam behind me. Sigh.

When I told my parents about it, their thoughts were far from thinking that I did the right thing. And my mum finally said, "See, now your dad has to pay for it. You could've avoided it by not going out today."

Sigh. Sigh. Sigh. And double sigh.

Sometimes I wonder why does it feel like it's wrong when you did the right thing. When you made the unselfish decision, the thoughtful one, the one which will benefit everyone else but yourself. I guess no one appreciates this kind of decisions anymore.

I guess this was what I've been up to lately. Breaking things and getting hit by other cars. Yep that's pretty much it. I haven't been online lately because the holiday mood was kicking in and I didn't even feel like turning on my computer whenever I was free.

And whenever I was free, I was busy checking for Christmas movies on my telly. Heh heh heh.
Which is kinda why this post has been so delayed, besides the fact that I have literally no wifi in my housing area. :(

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Their Wanton mee was probably the best damn thing there.

Everything else was, mediocre. Otherwise, lacking in taste.

The noodles were amazingly light and crunchy to chew on, plus the sauce had the right kinda taste which is absent in most wanton noodles you find in the coffeeshops these days.