CLICK HERE FOR THOUSANDS OF FREE BLOGGER TEMPLATES »

Who's Been Eating Off My Plate!

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

1 Simple thought..


The thought just came across my mind...


If the forefathers who painstakingly built Malaysia from scratch could look down from heaven upon their sons who are in power now, do you think they would cry blood?

Where have all the good genes gone to? Out of Malaysia i say... smart buggers...

Tuesday, September 1, 2009

Top 10 reasons to wish everyone a Happy Merdeka!!!!!

So this Merdeka, what do we have to be thankful and proud of? let's see if this year's list is longer than last year....


1. Teoh Beng Hock "mysteriously" fell to death and investigations are still being done after
MACC's probe.

2. A Middle-aged model-mum caught drinking beer in a resort was given canning sentence by
the Syariah Court ( religious court ) even though canning for women in the Civil court is not
practised.

3. A group of candle lighting peace vigils in football fields were raided and accused to obstructing
order and justice. A Mob of angry Malays screaming threats against hindus and demonstrating
in front of a State secretariat building while defiling a cow's head in protest to a hindu temple
being relocated to their residential area was calmly watched by the police.

4. The government that won their standing in Perak as voted by the perak state people were
forced to step down because the other party seeked help from a Sultan. Now Perak is shared
by two parties as a conclusion derived from compromise. Err... what was the point of elections
again?

5. Muslims were initially said to be banned from the Black Eye Peas Concert next month because
it is organised by "Guiness", an alcohol company. However, i found a "Dato Jafar Indot,
Malaysian, aged 74 who is on the board of directors since 1999. I wonder what's stopping the
Syariah court from canning him...

6. The Mogolian model Alanthuya who was murdered had her case closed with no further
investigations. WHy ar?? Police not competant or got dirt to sweep under the carpet?

7. The partial collapse of the old Jaya building which was apparently "scheduled" for demolition
killing 7 migrant construction workers had the developers and construction companies
suspended from all projects in the Klang valley only , (temporarily). No other actions or
investigation has been taken or if it has, not made public. The demolition is also on hold. I
wonder what are they waiting for? For the rest to collapse over the residential houses merely
50 meters away from the site?
8. The mob of angry Malays with the cow's head incident said that they did not intend to bring
the cow's head. It was miraculously there so they used it. A minister will be visiting the
community who carried out the protest to address their grievances. Hmm... How odd... What
about the hindus, who will address their grivances.

9. All churches are banned from using the arabic word "Allah" which means God, even malay
speaking churches. This is to make sure that muslims might not walk in churches in confusion
when they hear the word Allah. Allah is sacred and exclusive to muslims only.

10. And the best reason of all to wish everyone a Happy Merdeka, Price increase for Petrol!!
Let's dig more out of your already bare pockets and yet forgo the display of fireworks!!!!

HAPPY MERDEKA!!!!

Thursday, August 27, 2009

The Uncertainties that Lies Ahead

My life is in a mode where it could go anyway now. I have plenty of options, and yet none so outstandingly desirable to what i need in relishing my passion in social work. I have 4 months to decide where i go from here, buck up and give the best i have, and move on to another project or course of work.. And truthfully, it is difficult to let go of everything i have been doing.


I have options, but no direction, and so help me God, no savings whatsoever.

For the past 2 years, i have been living on a shoestring budget. Prices are sky rocketing exponentially everywhere, but my salary remains at a painful constant. I have my future to think about, but yet, i haven't done what i wanted to do enough to settle for something else which is not my choice of career. Some people say I'm digging my own grave. I say? If i am, i doing it willingly and happily....

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Middlesex


If there's anything nature had taught us, it would be all about balance. Prey and predator, night and day, gas and solids. Balance, seems easier to achieve when the presence of things are concrete, when two complete opposites exists in harmony. When balance is achieved, perfection is borned.


Yet the one being that is far from balanced are us humans. Humans who judge and analyse what balance is, is the most unbalanced beings that must have walked on this planet.

Yes there are men and women. Yet through time, we have hardly strike a deal of achieving balance. Women would never fully understand men and vice versa. Is it because we have drawn the line so clear that it is impossible to step into each another's realm?

I came across a novel called Middlesex a month ago. Granted i have not completed the book, since work has gotten the best of me, yet i can remember clearly what i've read to date. It is a story about intersex people. People who are seen as unnatural, a freak of nature, chromosomes gone wrong, or a product of curse and sins of their forefathers. Yet what i gathered from this beautiful story, is a breed of people so rare and so misjudged. I am convinced that we, men and women of single sex, are the ones who are freaks, unnatural in contrary with nature and completely of balance.

People who are borned intersex, or politically incorrectly termed as hermaphrodites, are people who are borned with two sexual organs. It is not that they are neither men nor women, it is more of a gift of being able to choose to be either or even both. Intersex people are not drag queens or transsexuals, they are naturally a balance of both.

If perfection is all about striking a balance, then intersex people are the perfection of the human race. For someone to be able to understand how it feels like to be both sex at one time, it is an advantage rather than a curse. Yet people like "US" scorn and belittle them, just because they are rare, just because they are not a majority. We have been governed by gender roles for so long that our little brains find it hard to wrap around the fact that culturally, a boy can become a girl if he wanted to.

Take homosexuals as an example, the world's greatest and most artistic people are hardly straight. Gays are creative, perfectionists, intelligent and one of a kind. That is simply because they reached a point where they have found a way to incorporate sentiments of another gender which do not belong to their bodies. If in a religious perspective we call it nirvana, being born as an intersex is the nirvana of humankind.

The reason i am writing this is not in response of encouraging people to retort from the sex they were borned as. However, it is because it sickens me when people imply that being born intersex is unnatural. How ignorant are we. A wonderful director which i adored recently passed away and all these ignorant fools could do was to dig up her past of possibly being born as an intersex with intentions to defame her.

If she was really borned intersex as what they had said, then it is a revelation to why she was so brilliant. It was a revelation to how she managed to be one of a kind in all its splendour. It was a revelation to how no one could replace her even if they wanted or tried to because they are just genetically disposed as unbalanced and imperfect..

It was a revelation then that they would never be the success that she was...




Sunday, August 9, 2009

Lost


I resent the loss of a time i never had..

I grieve for a loss of a loved one i never knew..
I am numbed by a pain i never felt..
I miss a place i've never been to..

I miss the "me" i've never becomed..
Does that even make sense to you?