Unprepared

So in true adult fashion, I'm supposed to start a journey on creating a happy career life after graduation.

I just got my results. I cannot say that I'm happy about it because honestly I didn't want it to slip further. Now it's just enough for me to obtain a Second Class Upper as I graduate with that name, but thinking that I have never actually obtained more than 3.3 throughout my degree year, I daresay this is what I could best achieve for somebody without "hard work" as my mom would claim. On the other hand, my thesis got an A and it's something I'm proud of. Since I have not really look around for a job, I think I can use this time to polish my resume.

Been spending day and night either going out with boyfriend, or gaming at home, with a short interlude of going to Krabi. That was really fun times, albeit imperfect, but fun. It leaves a not-so-sad ending for the lot of us actually, whether or not we will actually see each other or bother to call each other again.

I find myself being really unmotivated to go out and do something about my life. Granted, I've been reading so I'm pretty sure my mind is intact, not the mention the various things I've been reading, but I've been cutting down on catching up the local political news. I probably felt bored about listening to the same empty promises, the precise anger levels compared to a few years ago, that now when everyone is worried about an economy crisis looming over our heads, something not being scared before.

I do remember this conversation with the Thai taxi driver bringing us around. You can tell he probably had not have a university education, but he spoke with passion on how the Thai government should've helped the people by distributing wealth equally, not spending millions on building roads with asphalt (and as he says it, we do see trucks spraying asphalt around).

I feel amazed. An ordinary Thai citizen that know exactly which branches of the government that does what. How many ordinary Malaysian citizen are that interested in government programmes and what they are doing? Heck, how many know about how much exactly did the government do for us?

I hate being normal. Because being normal means I have to stop thinking outside the box. But I also hate being jibed by my stupid boyfriend everytime I'm thinking about something, everytime I try to explain something and he just interrupts with some stupid quote which does not amuse me. Hate it. You, reading this. I Hate It!

Let me think in peace, I'm not normal, never born to be normal. My existence is defiant towards laws of nature, like being fat, being single-eyelided, being left-handed, being a woman, so let me express my highly delusional thoughts, which will be here sooner or later, because that was the reason why I call this blog My Wild Thoughts.

On a side note, after Krabi, I'm going to Chiang Mai with Rin for Debating and Producing Media workshop. I'm going to let my socks off and learn as much as I can, not letting anything embarass me, because almost nothing can embarass me now =). And I also want to make new friends without the presence of Marc around, so that I have a bunch of friends only I can relate to.

The workshop is in July, so it will be exciting, but I just need to make June as liveable as possible, since I'm not going for any holidays. The South Korea trip is confirmed cancelled as it is. Probably will start sending out resumes and attend interviews. Most importantly seek consultation since I don't really have a place to go to work yet, therefore my options are larger.

But until then, I'm going to do research on Chiang Mai, enjoy my time, and hopefully, not be bored to death. The only thing good is that I have yet to feel bored.

Here's to a smooth transition phase to the new life.