"Swiss or Swed? They really sound alike man..."

Alas, had a long talk with Miss Burp last night.
Apparently we were quarrelling about Grey's Anatomy.
Then suddenly I mentioned about Joan Of Arcadia.
And we start talking about God and morals and principles.

By the way, I really love that God thingy show.
No offence, but the show is really cool.
Apart from God appearing as human beings, which is so totally against my religion, I like the fact that we can learn something about life and reality from every episode I watch.
There was one where God was explaining about how truth sometime hurts and how people need to adjust to it.
I remember one quote:
"Sometimes people don't want to listen to the truth because they are so used to living in darkness, behind a lie that envelops their whole life."

We can soo totally learn from that.
And also, Miss Burp told me about people who feels like killing themselves when they lose their girlfriend etc.
That is so immature and irresponsible.
I like to make my stand that if anyone ever said that to me, especially a guy, I'd slap their balls hard and make sure they realise how foolish they are.

But i have a confession to make.
I used to be like that. I feel like as though the girl is everything in my life.
BULLSHIT.
I seriously think that young people so called fall in 'love' out of impulse and mostly because they're infatuated with the girl.
Seldom have i seen a young couple who respects each other and really show that their partners are not just there to satisfy them.
Even I'm still learning.

Today's training, Coach seems satisfied with our performance.
Even though there was only half of the usual group.
He said he liked the intensity and all. Haha.
Cool. And for once, Coach praised me. Haha.
Sorry to say, I'm the type who needs comforting or remarks to know that i'm doing well.
And last words, I still believe that Brown's technical skills are the best that I've seen.
He looks so cool with the way he plays and dribbles around like nobody's business.
I seriously look up to him.

P.S: I have to admit, it's hard to act like everything's alright.

Oh ya, one more thing. I'm officially a big fan of Ann Kok.