WHO?
25 yo Melbournian. Born and bred in the shadows of a city called KL. Survives on chocolates, lots of sleep and the comfort of good company.
Loves a good laugh, a good book, a good cry, a good movie.
"Three grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do, something to love and something to hope for." - Joseph Addison
WHERE?
bass agentsbaby lynn
bee lets bop
ben hon
cheng leong
cris tiramisu
david
feefs
fer
gavin chew
gavin tan
hayden
jelas.info
jin-wy
karis
leonard & nikki
liew
min yen
mindy
paul
patsy
priscilla
ru shyuan
salameander
serena
sim
sow
sui lin
tracy
yishyene
yu ann
11.11.06
When you're feeling low,
When you're feeling lost,
When you feel you've had it,
When all you want is to crawl under the table,
And sit in the dark,
In the silence,
Wishing, hoping that you'd be left alone,
There's nothing like a little pick me up.
When you're feeling lost,
When you feel you've had it,
When all you want is to crawl under the table,
And sit in the dark,
In the silence,
Wishing, hoping that you'd be left alone,
There's nothing like a little pick me up.
the Slaughterhouse
9.11.06
Cute little yellow chicks. They grow up into not so cute chickens.Fluffy white bunnies.
One big peacock.
Pigeons and ducks that go "eppp eppp".
I've never really thought about the horror of killing the chickens and pigeons for their meat. I have a picture in my head of a kampung and chickens running around. But I can't quite picture the actual slaughtering.
Is there really a humane way of killing these animals? Break their necks? Slit their throats? Rip off their heads? I don't know. But when you see a dead pigeon flopping around on the ground with blood splattering all over, you start to wonder. And that's just the birds. What about the cows and the pigs and the sheep and all the other animals that we eat?
Rather offputting I must say. But alas, what choice do I have for my body has no desire to agree with the greens.