So then I thought

2009-05-29T01:47:00.001-07:00

ok lets not get carried away. i didnt find them the minute i put the glasses on. i found them much later. but whats important is, i found them when i didnt need them any longer. it is then i stumbled onto the answer of the mystery 'y cant we find things wen we need em?'
answer: because we r in a mad rush!!!!!!! also we r too lazy to put things back in their designated places. but reverting back to the former statement, its true that when we need something the most, we r in such a hurry to get it that we tend to overlook some areas. and 98% of the time that object is in those areas. hence we can never find it. so then i thought maybe next time ill slow down n search calmly for what i need cause never trust me to put things back where they belong.

2009-05-29T01:38:00.000-07:00

the first mystery that i encountered was that i couldnt find my magnifying glass......... y is it that just when u need something, its never there. but the minute u somehow manage to work without it, it starts gleaming from where ever it was and you cant fail to miss it.
'so then i thot' y not make the magnifying glass feel it wasnt wanted anymore??? i got hold of my father's spectacles instead. everything from them appears huge anyway. sneaky.. i knw. the minute i put em on n sure enough the magnifying glass gave out a distress signal from under my books on my bedside table.

2009-05-29T01:22:00.000-07:00

so then i thought y not learn more about this mystery. i have nothing better to do anyway. sure being a university student is a lot of work but wat to do during the time between exams??? so i took my magnifying glass. put on my searching cap (the one sherlock used) and set out to discover the mystery of life.

2009-05-29T01:09:00.000-07:00

Life is mysterious. you never knw what you will experience. going about your everyday routine u'll come across something that blows you away, like searching your brother's room out of curiousity and finding a packet of condoms, when you were merely looking for an innocent cigarette.