How are you today?

[Jay]

So far, very good.

• On 2010, a guy tried to flirt with me in the office building's lobby. I thought he was flirting with the young lady who was standing right beside me. We didn't talk to each other. But I smiled at him.
  
  We stumbled into each other ever since. Not often. First, we just smiled at each other. Then I braved myself to say hi and chat with him.
  
  This morning I shared an elevator with him. We chatted. He gave his business card. I didn't have my business card at the time. He asked me to text back my number to him.
  

• Few months ago, a guy asked me out for lunch twice. But he stood me up twice. Today he called again. He asked if I would like to have lunch with him today. I replied, "I'm sorry but I'm eating my lunch right now. Some other time." Translation: No.
  

• Some unexpected sexy stuff occurred in the gym. Nothing sexual but still sexy and sensual stuff.
  

[Miles]

Good for you for standing up against that flaky lunch guy Jay. I'm curious to see how the elevator guy works out for you. =]

I'm worried about someone. I wish I could do a better job of helping her.

[archubbycub]

Today I'm doing good! Was a little late to work this morning so I'll be staying over some. But all in all it's been a good morning so far n

[Jay]

Good for you for standing up against that flaky lunch guy Jay. I'm curious to see how the elevator guy works out for you. =]

I'm worried about someone. I wish I could do a better job of helping her.

I'm curious to see how it goes as well, Miles.

I hope things get better for your friend. And Miles, a little help may seem like nothing to some people. But a little help means a lot to someone who is in need. Absolutely better than no help at all.

P.S: Today I learned that I can do a full split.

[Jay]

Last weekend I spent few hours watching a documentary called Tsunami - Caught in Camera on Youtube. It was about the 2004's tsunami that hit Thailand, Indonesia, Sri Lanka and few other countries.

I've watched it few years ago but decided to re-watch it again for a reminder and self reflection.

What did I learn from the documentary?

Approximately 280,000 people lost their lives in the 2004's tsunami. I do not know any of them but I feel like I owe them something, which is to appreciate life and everything that I have whilst I am still alive. I should not waste a single day with whine or alike because anything can happen in just a single day. So it is best to make the best of every day. Not matter how bad my day is, there are people out there who are having much worse than mine.

[Miles]

Feeling nice and sober after having made a drunken arse of myself last night. Haha.

[AvieHuynh]

i'm so tired today after school

[Rainbowmum]

Emotional wreck.

[Miles]

Emotional wreck.

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Still worried. About everything.

[spencer]

I'm in one of those everything is shit and there's no point in life because nobody really gives a fuck moods. Of course that's how I always feel but it's been especially bad tonight and I give up on anything ever getting better.