P, P & P

They are not in any order because there's no link to either one of them.

(Pa)Ris Low
We all know her English is terrible and I do admit mine's not as anywhere better. Shouldn't we be kind enough and not mock at her. Yes, we are all English educated. However, when you grow up with all the pronunciation and grammatical errors, shouldn't we blame our language teachers or peers who don't correct our errors?

Yes, so blame the education and her peers. This poor girl shouldn't be put under fire for bad speech. Honestly, I felt she was bimbotic when I first saw the clip online. I felt she was a disgrace to the whole event because being a pageant winner, you need to be poised and articulate words well. This is important because you're projecting yourself to the media as well as to the world. As this went onto print media, it became a motivation for me to improve my English. I never felt I was good with this language. In fact with I was never good with other languages as well.

I shall be more careful with my language use in future because I don't want to be a laughing stock on youtube.

Pessimism
I don't and will never:

• carry such attitude
• worry about situations
• think about the worst

I always try to be a pessimist but I can't force myself to it. I can think of a zillion things that may not work out. or a worst case scenario. If an outcome is negative, why should I spend time and effort on it?

Procrastinating
I do this a lot and it seems like its getting on people's nerves. There's a fine line between pessimising and procrastinating. I might not see the urgency in getting things done but like I always stress, I still get the things done. As a pessimist, you may settle the stuffs quickly but you still worry of unforseen circumstances.

For instance, A booked a flight to Hongkong. Before he flew off, there was news of typhoons wrecking the streets. A starts to have negative thoughts of his trip ruined.

If it was me, I'd still go for the trip. I've paid a sum for it, settled my accomodation and my itinery. Why would I want my holiday be destroyed because of nature. After all, nature won't be able to wreck havoc for a long period of time.

*The above is just an analogy, with no references to any of my friends.

I'm left with only 3 days to plan my itinery and pack my stuffs. This backpacking trip was a last minute decision and my procrastination has been pissing my partner off. Eveyday I wake up, I do a little bit of planning. My reason for not settling everything at one go is because I don't wish to develop a phobia towards this trip. I don't want to devote a hell load of effort and time on planning and eventually when I'm there, nothing will fit. It gets a little bit depressive seriously.

Out of mutual respect for my partner, I shall do my part. Instead of the agreement I'm supposed to pack my stuffs today, I will do a quick schedule after this post.