So there’s a hurricane in development as I’m typing this post. Probably by the time it’s posted, the whole natural disaster would have passed us over and the relief work would have begun. I’m also hoping that when this post is uploaded, I’ll expect to be in Suva for the Together We Can project training. However it’s dependant on whether the branch can handle the relief work without the peer educators who will be in Suva.
Right now, I’m on standby and awaiting the call from our branch president or from the Labasa Branch for the disaster response team to go out and assess the damage as well as begin the logistical preparations for relief and assistance. This is my first disaster where I will be a part of the disaster response team on the ground. I’ve signed up for administration and logistical support during disasters so that’s where I’ll hope to be of most use since I’m not physically able to help at disaster sites.
Right now, the weather is slowly changing and the wind is picking up speed. What we’re hearing on the radio is that there are two different tropical cyclones headed for Vanua Levu; one from the North East and another from the North West. The danger here is that they could combine into one freak hurricane. Already it’s being predicted that this hurricane would be worser than Hurricane Bebe that hit Fiji in the 1970’s. That hurricane was the worst to hit us so far and this new one could top Bebe in every way.
We’re just waiting and watching. I’m lucky right now that the electricity is still on and that I can spend time typing out posts when I’m bored and in need of stress relief. A bonus for me is that I managed to pen two new poems, one is entitled: Questions… about life… about death; and the other is The Day will return. They are both good poems and I’m seeing a change and development in my writing style. You can be the judge of that when I’ve uploaded them onto this blog. This is it for now in Hurricane Watch; see you on the other side of the storm.
Friday, March 19, 2010
Jinxed
I seem to be jinxing my trip to Suva. The more and more I talk to people about the trip, the more it gets pushed back another week. I called Sevu this morning and he told me that the workshop had to be pushed back a week because the Director General (DG as we fondly call her) wants every branch to have their AGM’s before the volunteers head to Suva for training. And she wants to be present at the AGM’s for some reason… scary. I’ll just play it safe.
So we’ll have our branch AGM sometime next week-ish and I’m hoping to meet the other volunteers of the Savusavu branch. Apparently, most of the volunteers are firemen so it’ll be a crucial thing for me to meet and be introduced to them. I’m getting all flustered at the thought. LOL
I just hope I don’t jinx it, cause that’ll make me shitty for the week. A bonus for me this week is that I got to meet Pita (the other volunteer peer ed) and he is cute. He’s very friendly too. Very friendly. (can you sense my grin?)
But like the title says, I’d just as soon jinx it. I hope not. This Saturday we’ll be going to visit clients at Yaroi village and besides visitation we’ll be doing referrals as well. It’s going to be fun. Meanwhile, I was hoping to be in Suva for the Hope Concert but it doesn’t seem like that’ll happen at all since we have to leave on Monday after the Saturday concert. Gawd that sucks big time; the only thing I have to look forward to now is hearing Rhonda’s new song: “Vows go Unbroken” and seeing the choir members all together.
I’m also looking forward to attending at least one practice for the Suva Community Gospel Choir. That’s a good highlight for me; that and PV practice.
There’s so much to do but so little time to do it. I still have things to buy, at least with the money that Dad gave me; I was able to get the earrings I wanted, one pair of black crystal studs and another pair of black with pink stripes studs. Major plus to me. Hehehehe.
So we’ll have our branch AGM sometime next week-ish and I’m hoping to meet the other volunteers of the Savusavu branch. Apparently, most of the volunteers are firemen so it’ll be a crucial thing for me to meet and be introduced to them. I’m getting all flustered at the thought. LOL
I just hope I don’t jinx it, cause that’ll make me shitty for the week. A bonus for me this week is that I got to meet Pita (the other volunteer peer ed) and he is cute. He’s very friendly too. Very friendly. (can you sense my grin?)
But like the title says, I’d just as soon jinx it. I hope not. This Saturday we’ll be going to visit clients at Yaroi village and besides visitation we’ll be doing referrals as well. It’s going to be fun. Meanwhile, I was hoping to be in Suva for the Hope Concert but it doesn’t seem like that’ll happen at all since we have to leave on Monday after the Saturday concert. Gawd that sucks big time; the only thing I have to look forward to now is hearing Rhonda’s new song: “Vows go Unbroken” and seeing the choir members all together.
I’m also looking forward to attending at least one practice for the Suva Community Gospel Choir. That’s a good highlight for me; that and PV practice.
There’s so much to do but so little time to do it. I still have things to buy, at least with the money that Dad gave me; I was able to get the earrings I wanted, one pair of black crystal studs and another pair of black with pink stripes studs. Major plus to me. Hehehehe.
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Time winding down & i'm going into cruise control
Life seems to slow down for me this week. Since Sevu came and left, I’m so excited about going down to Suva but it seems like forever till I go; it’s TWO WHOLE weeks before we leave. I’ve already got my list of things to buy when I get to town, the first being a new book to read. Then I’m also thinking about getting one pack of Africa’s Best relaxer and asking Frances to help me relax my hair. That’s like the top two on my list. Then there’s black nail polish and polish remover. And finally, DVDs for my aching collection at home.
I’d have to budget my allowance properly so that I can also take Jessica & William some McD’s or Fish & Chips for lunch, depending on which is financially viable for me.
I’d have to budget for meals (bfast & dinner), I was thinking of getting like some Chow noodles, eggs & tinned meat (plus onions) and cooking at the motel room kitchenette. That would erase my need to go and constantly buy dinner. It’s gonna be a labour of love for me to save my money and not spend needlessly. I was thinking of taking like $20 and depositing it into my bank account for emergencies. Just something I could tap into in need. But if all goes well, I wouldn’t even have to touch that money; just leave it for when I come back into Savusavu.
But even before I leave, there’s some stuff I’d like to get; like a pair of black crystal studs and some DVD’s for Rhonda (Who will of course have to pay me back when I get there). So there’s much to do in preparation for that time.
But again, I can’t seem to stress how slow time seems to crawl by this past week. I’m just hoping that I don’t lose my sanity in this preparation for Suva. God knows how excited I am at the prospect of seeing everyone back home again. I’ve also given some thought into job searching in Suva and also house hunting. I wanna be able to find something to take me through and also keep me going. It’s not that I want to leave mum and dad behind, it’s just that I need to begin to take care of myself, in my own way and in my own space. Cause if I keep tagging along, I’ll just keep sacrificing my personal identity to placate them; and that’s not me. Not One Bit.
So this is me, winding down and going into cruise control.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
You would not believe this but it’s an actual word. I mean it… I typed it on Word as the title for my next blog post and the spelling & grammar application told me that I had spelt it wrong and gave me the correct spelling. SHIT. I mean it’s bloody amazing. I’m still speechless. Seriously. Can’t you tell?
I found some really tight fonts and I’m hoping to grab some more pretty soon. Oh and I’ve found a really amazing quote by Catherine Booth I’ve made into a sticker-ish kinda thing, check it:
The mini sticker will go on all letters that I personally send, especially to stuff like my SWY application for this year and my YPF application. I’m sooo in love with it. Now all that’s left is for me to figure out how I am going to occupy my time here in Savusavu more effectively.
Big News. At the time this post goes on-net I’ll be in the new house. Once again, we’ll be living in transition, with boxes everywhere and life a living hell for me. I’m trying to get the message across to mum and dad that I’m not sharing any bedrooms with anyone. Not ever. My time sharing rooms are over. I want my personal space. Look, I’m not a teenager anymore; I’m not in high school. I will not share a room with anyone. Not now. Not ever. Hell to the No.
I’m excited about tomorrow (Sunday, 28 Feb)... Sevu comes into town and we’ll be meeting with the Branch volunteers at the Fire Station. I’m sooo excited. I wonder if the guys are cute… oops, too much information for this place… LOL
The humidity here is driving me insane. It’s hot and really sticky. I’m just thinking about getting in to the bathroom for a really long shower. Let me see, it’s five o’ clock now, I’ll be out of the shower by 9pm? Hahaha. Nah, I won’t take it that long. I want it just long enough to cool me down and leave me shivering.
Oh the afternoon breeze is amazing and the temperature is dropping but I still feel sticky and in need of another shower.
Looks like I’ll have to continue this post later, maybe tomorrow after the meeting. Fingers crossed we can have some grog. I’m also dying for a cigarette. It’s been yonks since my last roll. This incidentally was when mum and dad went to Suva and I took a stroll to the shop and smoked by the hot springs… LOL
Wonders upon wonders… it never ceases to amaze me how much can change in the space of a few hours. Since my last typing this post, I had a chat with mum and she said that I get my own space, no sharing. YES!!!! I wanna ask dad if he could find something that’ll work as a book shelf for my books. If there’s one thing I’m looking forward to in Suva is buying a new book (or two… three… four… hehehe). I’m so glad to have a room to myself, and it’s a huge room mum said, so there’ll be plenty of space. I wanna get a rug for my own, oh and I’m definitely saving up for my own laptop.
So many plans and yet no job to make them a reality. God will provide. I’m sure of it. I may be a sinner but I believe in a God who forgives and have faith in His ability to provide for me despite all I’ve done.
I know people doubt my faith and belief but its like I always say, it’s between me and God. What I believe in and how I exercise it is my own prerogative and no one else’s. People need to focus on their own walk with God and stop worrying about how I’m stumbling over mine.
So there you go, update number two on a Saturday night. LOL. This post will undergo more updates until it’s ready for posting on blogger on Monday (fingers crossed).
_
Once again something has taken place that’s changed situations, this time on a global scale in the space of time since my last post. An earthquake has struck the coastal state of Chile (8.8 on the Richter scale) and it has created a tsunami that at the time of this post will have reached Fiji, although I am not sure as to the extent of its damage to us. I pray for friends and family who live in the areas that can be affected by the tidal wave. I’m afraid that people will get complacent with how it will turn out. We’ve had previous warnings that never came to pass yet I fear that this is one that will hit and maybe with disastrous consequences (or not). I’m unsure as to how far the wave has traveled and also its speed, I am sure, however that the reefs around our islands will offer some protection, in the least.
God be with us all.
This is turning out to be a day of much apprehension and fear. I just got news that waves as high as four meters hit Tahiti this morning between 8-10am. Life has yet again dealt a blow to people all over the world. When the world is slowly helping Haiti pick up the pieces of its wreckage, Chile is rocked with an earthquake creating waves that could destroy the livelihoods of countless other people’s in other countries. Makes me feel like penning another poem... now that’s an idea!
Give me a sec and let me try and pen it…
-
The poem is still being penned and it seems to me that in between breaks for this post, things change over and over again.
When we moved into the new house, mum decided to move the office into the first bedroom and have only two bedrooms for us (meaning I’d have to share with someone… yuck). I didn’t kick up a fuss or anything; I just played it cool and bided my time. Meanwhile, Sevu’s flight was cancelled and so I spent yet another night in his hotel room. Somehow, between my stay overnight with Sevu and returning home in the morning, the living arrangements changed YET AGAIN!
This time with Capt Litiana pushing it through, the argument for privacy has won. I get to have my room to myself and the first bedroom can be the visitor’s room. I’m sooo bloody rejoicing right now. The only thing is for mum to start unpacking her stuff and move the boxes out of my room and put them in the back. I will not share my living space with her luggage. HELL NO. That’s the second argument I’ll have to fight and to the bitter end, I will.
So that’s it for this post of many changes. The word has lived up to its name: SUIPERCALIFRAGILISTICEXPIALIDOCIOUS.
I found some really tight fonts and I’m hoping to grab some more pretty soon. Oh and I’ve found a really amazing quote by Catherine Booth I’ve made into a sticker-ish kinda thing, check it:
The mini sticker will go on all letters that I personally send, especially to stuff like my SWY application for this year and my YPF application. I’m sooo in love with it. Now all that’s left is for me to figure out how I am going to occupy my time here in Savusavu more effectively.
Big News. At the time this post goes on-net I’ll be in the new house. Once again, we’ll be living in transition, with boxes everywhere and life a living hell for me. I’m trying to get the message across to mum and dad that I’m not sharing any bedrooms with anyone. Not ever. My time sharing rooms are over. I want my personal space. Look, I’m not a teenager anymore; I’m not in high school. I will not share a room with anyone. Not now. Not ever. Hell to the No.
I’m excited about tomorrow (Sunday, 28 Feb)... Sevu comes into town and we’ll be meeting with the Branch volunteers at the Fire Station. I’m sooo excited. I wonder if the guys are cute… oops, too much information for this place… LOL
The humidity here is driving me insane. It’s hot and really sticky. I’m just thinking about getting in to the bathroom for a really long shower. Let me see, it’s five o’ clock now, I’ll be out of the shower by 9pm? Hahaha. Nah, I won’t take it that long. I want it just long enough to cool me down and leave me shivering.
Oh the afternoon breeze is amazing and the temperature is dropping but I still feel sticky and in need of another shower.
Looks like I’ll have to continue this post later, maybe tomorrow after the meeting. Fingers crossed we can have some grog. I’m also dying for a cigarette. It’s been yonks since my last roll. This incidentally was when mum and dad went to Suva and I took a stroll to the shop and smoked by the hot springs… LOL
Wonders upon wonders… it never ceases to amaze me how much can change in the space of a few hours. Since my last typing this post, I had a chat with mum and she said that I get my own space, no sharing. YES!!!! I wanna ask dad if he could find something that’ll work as a book shelf for my books. If there’s one thing I’m looking forward to in Suva is buying a new book (or two… three… four… hehehe). I’m so glad to have a room to myself, and it’s a huge room mum said, so there’ll be plenty of space. I wanna get a rug for my own, oh and I’m definitely saving up for my own laptop.
So many plans and yet no job to make them a reality. God will provide. I’m sure of it. I may be a sinner but I believe in a God who forgives and have faith in His ability to provide for me despite all I’ve done.
I know people doubt my faith and belief but its like I always say, it’s between me and God. What I believe in and how I exercise it is my own prerogative and no one else’s. People need to focus on their own walk with God and stop worrying about how I’m stumbling over mine.
So there you go, update number two on a Saturday night. LOL. This post will undergo more updates until it’s ready for posting on blogger on Monday (fingers crossed).
_
Once again something has taken place that’s changed situations, this time on a global scale in the space of time since my last post. An earthquake has struck the coastal state of Chile (8.8 on the Richter scale) and it has created a tsunami that at the time of this post will have reached Fiji, although I am not sure as to the extent of its damage to us. I pray for friends and family who live in the areas that can be affected by the tidal wave. I’m afraid that people will get complacent with how it will turn out. We’ve had previous warnings that never came to pass yet I fear that this is one that will hit and maybe with disastrous consequences (or not). I’m unsure as to how far the wave has traveled and also its speed, I am sure, however that the reefs around our islands will offer some protection, in the least.
God be with us all.
This is turning out to be a day of much apprehension and fear. I just got news that waves as high as four meters hit Tahiti this morning between 8-10am. Life has yet again dealt a blow to people all over the world. When the world is slowly helping Haiti pick up the pieces of its wreckage, Chile is rocked with an earthquake creating waves that could destroy the livelihoods of countless other people’s in other countries. Makes me feel like penning another poem... now that’s an idea!
Give me a sec and let me try and pen it…
-
The poem is still being penned and it seems to me that in between breaks for this post, things change over and over again.
When we moved into the new house, mum decided to move the office into the first bedroom and have only two bedrooms for us (meaning I’d have to share with someone… yuck). I didn’t kick up a fuss or anything; I just played it cool and bided my time. Meanwhile, Sevu’s flight was cancelled and so I spent yet another night in his hotel room. Somehow, between my stay overnight with Sevu and returning home in the morning, the living arrangements changed YET AGAIN!
This time with Capt Litiana pushing it through, the argument for privacy has won. I get to have my room to myself and the first bedroom can be the visitor’s room. I’m sooo bloody rejoicing right now. The only thing is for mum to start unpacking her stuff and move the boxes out of my room and put them in the back. I will not share my living space with her luggage. HELL NO. That’s the second argument I’ll have to fight and to the bitter end, I will.
So that’s it for this post of many changes. The word has lived up to its name: SUIPERCALIFRAGILISTICEXPIALIDOCIOUS.
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Another Week Passes By
Another week goes by and I’m slowly getting into the feel of things. I’ve finally met Francis (the health coordinator for the Savusavu Red Cross Branch) and I’m getting used to seeing new people around the house. I don’t know if I will ever get used to seeing frogs jump around the house, and it’s becoming a past time to count the numbers of moko (geckos) running around on the ceilings and walls of the house (15 at my last count). And as we slowly wind out our first and only month in this house, I can’t help but feel a wind of excitement draw me in as we finalise the documents and payments for the new house. We move in to the new house on the first of March (which is the week after next week).
There’s gonna be so much that I’ll be preparing for. One being the Peer Ed training for the FRCS Together We can Project. Sevu’s coming up sometime next week-ish to start recruiting Peer Eds from Taveuni and Savusavu for the training. The next thing I might have to look forward to is the upcoming peace camp. It’s being organized for April and George said that I could re-apply and see if I could get in. On the other hand I’m also gonna nominate Rhonda and whoever else might want to apply for the camp from the Choir.
So as you can see, my post is becoming more coherent and easier to understand. LOL. Meaning that I haven’t fallen bored and closed the document to continue it another day. However, this means that this post will be a short one as I’m slowly running out of things to put into this post. Internet here in Savusavu is annoying. There’s a computer place in town with good internet but the connection speed once you open a new tab just slows the whole pc down. Oh and I’m sure that it’s got a low RAM. Which reminds me, I have to get a new RAM chip (maybe just order it from the computer place and pay for the extra shipping charges. Also I have to ask how much it’ll cost to have the Sound Card changed. But I don’t want to give the pc for fixing only to wait a long time for it cause we need it for Corps Stuff. The shop does pc maintenance and they have a lot of old computers lying around, probably waiting to get fixed.
This promises to be a week full of different experiences, new ones and hopefully new places to be. There’s a funeral (my first one in Savusavu) and I think the Protex Clean Hands promotion comes to Savusavu this week and I’ll get to meet the other Red Cross volunteers here in Savusavu.
This is it for now. Catch up again in my next post.
There’s gonna be so much that I’ll be preparing for. One being the Peer Ed training for the FRCS Together We can Project. Sevu’s coming up sometime next week-ish to start recruiting Peer Eds from Taveuni and Savusavu for the training. The next thing I might have to look forward to is the upcoming peace camp. It’s being organized for April and George said that I could re-apply and see if I could get in. On the other hand I’m also gonna nominate Rhonda and whoever else might want to apply for the camp from the Choir.
So as you can see, my post is becoming more coherent and easier to understand. LOL. Meaning that I haven’t fallen bored and closed the document to continue it another day. However, this means that this post will be a short one as I’m slowly running out of things to put into this post. Internet here in Savusavu is annoying. There’s a computer place in town with good internet but the connection speed once you open a new tab just slows the whole pc down. Oh and I’m sure that it’s got a low RAM. Which reminds me, I have to get a new RAM chip (maybe just order it from the computer place and pay for the extra shipping charges. Also I have to ask how much it’ll cost to have the Sound Card changed. But I don’t want to give the pc for fixing only to wait a long time for it cause we need it for Corps Stuff. The shop does pc maintenance and they have a lot of old computers lying around, probably waiting to get fixed.
This promises to be a week full of different experiences, new ones and hopefully new places to be. There’s a funeral (my first one in Savusavu) and I think the Protex Clean Hands promotion comes to Savusavu this week and I’ll get to meet the other Red Cross volunteers here in Savusavu.
This is it for now. Catch up again in my next post.
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Movie Review
Movie: Invictus
Director: Clint Eastwood
Starring: Morgan Freeman as Nelson Mandela, also featuring Matt Damon (…)
Genre: Drama
This is a really interesting movie. It has an interesting look at how inter-racial relations in South Africa fared when Nelson Mandela took up office for His first year as President in a post-apartheid country. Of course, the sentiments of apartheidism are still in a slow phasing out from the rainbow nation and we know that it was only possible because of the work of Nelson Mandela.
Anyway, back to the whole point of this post, a review of the movie.
The movie as I said earlier is based on the situation in South Africa at the time of the Rugby World Cup ’95. At that time, the Springboks were the accorded the title of being the worst rugby team and were representative of white S. Africa; along with the colours of their uniform – the Green and Gold. In fact they were so bad that they were going to be disbanded as a team and the Green & Gold revoked as team national colours of the country. Mandela stepped in and changed that outcome and gave South African Rugby a chance to become a part of his rainbow nation building exercise.
The President putting faith in the team gave them a boost of confidence that saw them through to winning the rugby world cup.
Clint Eastwood has done it again. I gotta say that out right from the start, Clint Eastwood has done it again. First it was Letters from Iwo Jima and this other one about the American flag raised on Iwo Jima. There’ve been several good movies that he’s come out with that have made a huge impact at global movie awards including Sundance, the Academies and the Golden Globe. I have no doubts that this movie will collect even more awards for the acclaimed Director.
Morgan Freeman’s acting as President Nelson Mandela is something completely different from what we’ve seen from this actor. It’s obvious that he’s had to take time to rehearse the part and practice. But I believe that he was the perfect person for the role. He was able to replicate Mandela’s poise and physical presence. Even the accent was a little stressed but I could distinguish it from his normal American accents.
Matt Damon portrayed Springboks captain Francois (surname). Yeah, he was cute and hunky dory. But he played the character so well and showed the leadership abilities that Francois used to change the team from one that was apartheid conscious to one that embraced change.
Can you get the drift of this review??? Change from old to new possibilities???
That’s what Invictus is all about. It shows the ability that people have to change their lives and their nation, and it was only because one man dared to bring the change in himself.
This movie is a must have (if you can’t get the original then I guess you’re stuck cause the government’s cracking down on all pirated copies)
LOL
Director: Clint Eastwood
Starring: Morgan Freeman as Nelson Mandela, also featuring Matt Damon (…)
Genre: Drama
This is a really interesting movie. It has an interesting look at how inter-racial relations in South Africa fared when Nelson Mandela took up office for His first year as President in a post-apartheid country. Of course, the sentiments of apartheidism are still in a slow phasing out from the rainbow nation and we know that it was only possible because of the work of Nelson Mandela.
Anyway, back to the whole point of this post, a review of the movie.
The movie as I said earlier is based on the situation in South Africa at the time of the Rugby World Cup ’95. At that time, the Springboks were the accorded the title of being the worst rugby team and were representative of white S. Africa; along with the colours of their uniform – the Green and Gold. In fact they were so bad that they were going to be disbanded as a team and the Green & Gold revoked as team national colours of the country. Mandela stepped in and changed that outcome and gave South African Rugby a chance to become a part of his rainbow nation building exercise.
The President putting faith in the team gave them a boost of confidence that saw them through to winning the rugby world cup.
Clint Eastwood has done it again. I gotta say that out right from the start, Clint Eastwood has done it again. First it was Letters from Iwo Jima and this other one about the American flag raised on Iwo Jima. There’ve been several good movies that he’s come out with that have made a huge impact at global movie awards including Sundance, the Academies and the Golden Globe. I have no doubts that this movie will collect even more awards for the acclaimed Director.
Morgan Freeman’s acting as President Nelson Mandela is something completely different from what we’ve seen from this actor. It’s obvious that he’s had to take time to rehearse the part and practice. But I believe that he was the perfect person for the role. He was able to replicate Mandela’s poise and physical presence. Even the accent was a little stressed but I could distinguish it from his normal American accents.
Matt Damon portrayed Springboks captain Francois (surname). Yeah, he was cute and hunky dory. But he played the character so well and showed the leadership abilities that Francois used to change the team from one that was apartheid conscious to one that embraced change.
Can you get the drift of this review??? Change from old to new possibilities???
That’s what Invictus is all about. It shows the ability that people have to change their lives and their nation, and it was only because one man dared to bring the change in himself.
This movie is a must have (if you can’t get the original then I guess you’re stuck cause the government’s cracking down on all pirated copies)
LOL
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Boredom Settling In
So here I am wondering about how this year would go for me. It seems like this slow, relaxed lifestyle isn’t so good. I miss the whole rushing around and going places that Suva affords me. Here, I just walk to town, check my emails at the internet shop and upload my updates on the blog. In Suva, I walk into town, I catch the bus to Vatuwaqa and wherever else I need to be and do so much in one day.
Even blogging from home is slightly a bore since I type it up one day and wait till I have money to go upload it. I wish I had internet at home so I could facebook, youtube and everything else from the comfort of my own home. It would make my life so much easier.
Right now, it’s my fingers crossed that I get into the Oxfam Youth Partnership program. I think we get allowances for communication costs and I’m hoping that I get it cause God knows my budget can’t handle the extra costs here in Savusavu. Thing sa already, I’m struggling to keep the bank account from closing by depositing ten bucks every month.
There’s a lot that I need to do but as each day passes, something else gets in the way of me accomplishing personal needs.
Check this out… this post right here is actually done over several days. I type something and then I get bored and close it for awhile. Open it again and continue a little more… it’s getting tiresome.
I just wish I could get internet at home so I could post regularly and also check email, facebook, bebo and youtube the rest of my life away. God only knows how much I’m dreaming of having a new laptop and internet.
LOL
This is sooo weirdly sporadic! Yet again I had to close the freaking post and then open and type in something new. Anyway, to the whole reason I’m adding on to this is: GLEE
OMG
I repeat
OMG
I just saw episode 12 and it totally rocked. I mean, it was so amazing. They did a scene with a deaf school choir who signed “Imagine” by John Lennon and were joined by the Glee Club choir singing and learning the signs along with them. It was sooo amazing. I actually cried. If only I could do the same with the PV’s or at least the Community Gospel Choir. That would be a truly amazing performance.
speaking of choir, they have auditions beginning today... gawd i miss them all.
hopefully i get to join them in singing someday this year.
sniff*sniff
Even blogging from home is slightly a bore since I type it up one day and wait till I have money to go upload it. I wish I had internet at home so I could facebook, youtube and everything else from the comfort of my own home. It would make my life so much easier.
Right now, it’s my fingers crossed that I get into the Oxfam Youth Partnership program. I think we get allowances for communication costs and I’m hoping that I get it cause God knows my budget can’t handle the extra costs here in Savusavu. Thing sa already, I’m struggling to keep the bank account from closing by depositing ten bucks every month.
There’s a lot that I need to do but as each day passes, something else gets in the way of me accomplishing personal needs.
Check this out… this post right here is actually done over several days. I type something and then I get bored and close it for awhile. Open it again and continue a little more… it’s getting tiresome.
I just wish I could get internet at home so I could post regularly and also check email, facebook, bebo and youtube the rest of my life away. God only knows how much I’m dreaming of having a new laptop and internet.
LOL
This is sooo weirdly sporadic! Yet again I had to close the freaking post and then open and type in something new. Anyway, to the whole reason I’m adding on to this is: GLEE
OMG
I repeat
OMG
I just saw episode 12 and it totally rocked. I mean, it was so amazing. They did a scene with a deaf school choir who signed “Imagine” by John Lennon and were joined by the Glee Club choir singing and learning the signs along with them. It was sooo amazing. I actually cried. If only I could do the same with the PV’s or at least the Community Gospel Choir. That would be a truly amazing performance.
speaking of choir, they have auditions beginning today... gawd i miss them all.
hopefully i get to join them in singing someday this year.
sniff*sniff
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