Hehe.. I guess that the title speaks for itself eyh? Yup, shitty stuff:

1. Losing my spectacles.

How on earth could a person with visual impairment, find the only aid that can help him, without actually being able to see clearly? Ironic. "im looking for my specs, but i cant see".

2. Paper cuts.

Oooo. I hate this one. When u get papercuts,it'll be painful, but it's just a small cut. The pain is of course little, but big enough to annoy u. Its obviously too small to put a plaster on it, but too big To be left on its own. What to do?

3. Not being able to sleep.

Isn't it kinda frustrating, to just lie on the bed, switching sides every now and then, trying to think of pleasant stuff that can make u sleepy, or counting sheeps or stars, n not even feeling even a bit sleepy? Then when u look at the clock, it'll be like, 1 or 2 hours have passed. N u realized that u HAVE to sleep, because u have class tomorrow morning. Now tell me that that is not shitty.

4. Missing the bus on short journeys.

I know that this doesnt apply to most of u but it happens to me, quite a lot actually.

Now, in Manchester, most of the students buy bus pass, either daily, weekly, monthly, or even yearly. Popular choice for international students would be the yearly bus pass a.k.a unirider. So, the more time u use the bus, technically, the more u save, as u did pay a total of £165 for the whole year. So, usually, we'll use the bus as the prime medium of transport, even for a short trip. Therefore, when u missed the bus by maybe 10 seconds, do u wait or do u walk? What if it's 5 minutes to class? If u walk, u might just get there on time, maybe not, and it will usually be cold, and might also be raining. If u wait, when will the next bus come? Will it be full? Walk, or wait??

5. Misplacing ur phone, while its on silent mode.

Obviously u cant miscall it, it wont ring. If u are lucky enough, u'll hear it vibrates. The same goes when u loose ur keys or wallet, or a sock, or a watch. U wish that u can call them to fins out where they are. I wonder how long will it be till we can put GPS to all of our belongings?

6. When u fumble with the keys/locks.

Is it u, or is it the wrong key?

7. Forgetting the things that u was about to say/do.

The moment where people cut u in the middle of ur sentence n when its ur turn to speak, u have forgotten what ur point was.

8. Not being able to find the toilet.

How long can u wait?

9. 'Fainted' phones/camera.

When u thought that its still too early to charge it, n then, suddenly, just when u need it, poof!

10. When u realized that ur deadline for your homework or assignment is tomorrow.

Or even worse, yesterday. =p

11. When u don't know the title of that song u heard.

How are u supposed to look for it? Sing it to ur friend? U'll be lucky if they know. Google it? I dont think that u can sing to the computer. What to do? U dont know the lyrics, let alone the singer. I guess u'll just have to wait patiently in front of the radio/mtv to find out...

 

  i still remember the moment i was introduced to this song,
it was in thailand- our student exchange programme with vajiravudh.. i think it was on our way to watch the rugby match between alumni of vaji n alumni of kings college. the match was awesome, btw. we were on the bus, sitting at the back, and i still remember borrowing wawa's white ipod in white casing, and i think that she was listening to that song, or something like that, but the bottom line is that i listened to that song, and i liked it. i know that it was not my first time listening to the song, maybe before that, i probably heard the song without knowing the title. well, thank you wawa, for allowing me to listen to your ipod, and to listen to some amazing song.