Lost And Found
...is indeed the best feeling on Earth. =)

Will
When I fell into this hole, I thought I could get out easily; after all, I've been in worst situations. But I guess I overestimated myself - the harder I fought, the faster I sank. And now that water is starting to pour in, I must either drown or struggle even harder to survive.
And you know what?? I'll definitely get out alive.

Minus One Is The Loneliest Number
I guess God made the choice for me. But instead of relieved, I actually feel like giving up the whole thing altogether. How ironic.

2, 4, 6, 8, 10, ...
There's an interesting fact about me that not a lot of people know (& those who do, often find it weird) - I hate odd numbers. Right now, I'm mighty pissed about my new member number at the 2nd year life science board, 43 (argh...my old one was 20). As you can see, that is odd, & hence I have the urge to re-register just to get myself an even number (but I won't, 'cause you can't change your member/display name, & I don't wanna be anything other than Kakeru!! =P). My high school student number, thankfully, was even...& so is my current UofT one (I literally cheered when I found out it ends with a 4...xD). Somehow though, my ICQ number, is not. I was so internet-challenged back then, I didn't know you could always get another account & start brand new. Too late now since I've got everyone on this list, & I don't want an UIN that's got 9 digits (or is it 10 now??). Darndos.
P.S. You might ask where my grudge against odd numbers came from. I don't exactly know either, but I think it's gotta do with my perception that everything comes in pairs. O_o Not to mention that I was born on an even month and an even day...=P

I Object
Oh my, now I know another person who's already married in their early 20s. It seriously freaks me out. Not so much 'cause I'm a "no marriage" person, but even if I were to marry, I've always envisioned it to happen when I'm AT LEAST 25. I mean right now, I don't even have enough money to afford a decent rehearsal dinner, not to mention a whole ceremony. O_o And I'd like to remind everybody that marriage is not just for one night - that's the WEDDING. The marriage, on the other hand, lasts for life. And let's not even discuss the amount of people who don't live up to their martial vows & drop out midway. One might be mentally mature enough for marriage when they're 20 (even though I quite doubt that), but unless you own a diamond ore or are planning to keep living off your parents afterwards, getting married at such a young age is kinda tough & unrealistic, non??