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Sunday, 16 August 2009

  • The emptiness inside

    With a sigh he slowly climbed the stairs. His hands gripping the banister tightly, they just needed something to hold. He mustn't show weakness now, he mustn't let the emptiness inside show and he must reach privacy before his strength and willpower deserted him. A tremble rippled through his body, it was going to be a bad night. A memory surfaced, a face, a name. Shutting his eyes he pushed the memory away, not now, not yet.

    Music whispered beside him as he moved but however there was no comfort in the soft, slow melody. Instead the hidden pain within him resonated with the sadness of the song. Quickly loud heavy beats replaced the sadness in an attempt to force it away, but yet it would never go away. The monotonous and thoughtless task of brushing teeth was bliss to a mind seeking shelter. For an age he brushed, wishing his pain would be cleaned away so easily.

    Goodnights were said in wavering voices before he stepped into his room, his sanctuary and hell. Sighing again he closed the door and extinguished the light. There was now silence save for his accelerated heartbeat, a product of the alcohol in his bloodstream. A whole bottle of sweet, mind-numbing and thought-obliterating nectar was swallowed in the hope it would ease the hurt. His step faltered, his strength failed. Collapsing onto the bed he didn't move, he didn't dare incase it would trigger the emptiness to come rushing through.

    Another memory came, the same face, the same name. This time he didn't succeed in blocking it. It was too much. The hole in him grew, the loneliness took hold and the pain increased. Not so soon, a few more moments please... Thoughts raced through his dulled mind, memories of happier times tormented him, teasing at him and laughing at his pain, his sadness. Arms wrapped around a pillow, crushing it to his chest, next to the hole in his heart in a futile attempt to fill the cold void.

    Tears streamed down in an uncontrollable river. He wished for an end. Hands clutched tightly at his chest but no matter how much he squeezed he couldn't feel it for the despair that raged in him. Fists smashed into the bed in anger at his weakness and in order to feel something, anything. His head slammed into the pillow begging for a release, for it to end and the sweet absence of feeling that sleep brought.

    Time passed. Memories came and went. Tears fell and dried. Physical and mental exhaustion hamstrung his attempts to control the sadness and keep it locked but inside it was he who was caged. Trapped in a never ending spiral of what once was.

    As dawn shone through the blinds he finally succumbed to blissful sleep. His throat hoarse with the crying, the shouts and the screams that were muffled by wet pillows. Only a few hours seperated him from a new day and the fresh challenge of survival that it would bring but at least he was asleep finally. At least he might get some peace in unconsciousness. The beautiful face that forever drifted in his mind faded and the darkness took him.

Wednesday, 12 August 2009

  • New hobby!

    Whatever sprang to ur mind as you read the title then please discard that idea, i'm quite certain you are wrong :)

    It is FISHING!

    I suppose i should start with the beginning. About four weeks back i finally agreed to go fishing with my mates and try it out and so driving to the south breakwater here i met up with them. I was given a crash course in how to cast and reel and then set off to catch myself a fish. Sadly i didn't catch a thing, my excuse being that the rod i borrowed was short and i was only casting into the sheltered bay rather than open sea. Either way, 3 hours later i was hooked. (I'm sorry i had to use that somewhere!)

    My first catch was with borrowing a longer rod and casting into the open sea, 2 mackerels were caught within 10 minutes of myself. The feeling that comes with catching something is hard to describe, a wonderful sense of contentment is about the best i can do. Of course it was eaten by the family and being able to provide food at the table is nice and feels quite manly lol.

    It got to the point where i now own a rod, reel and the necessary accessories to go fishing myself. I go whenever i can and it fills my time quite nicely. Saves me from being stuck inside all day and i get some exercise (Arms get quite a workout).

     It may not be the most obvious choice for a fun hobby but i would highly recommend it. Sorry for mistakes in my writing, writing in full hand is quite a change, the amount of times i wrote u instead of you is reaching quite high figures. All of this is just my opinion and experiences and i wanted to share it.

    Thank you for reading. (Yes i did just type u)

Saturday, 08 August 2009

  • My first attempt at paintballing....

    As im writing this after the experiences i have not died from it ^^

    Hear are some tips:

    Firstly, Do bring ur own paintballs, they are seriously expensive, its where they grab u by the balls so to speak (pun intended). 100 costs £5! The 2000 for £80 is little better. Buying from other stores or online would be a far better deal.

    Secondly, do bring food and water, u will need it! The amount of energy and liquid u will use up during the few hours is quite extraordinary and u may want it for the moral comfort of eating and drinking after games....and they charge a fortune for that too, thank go they didnt charge for the ketchup...

    Thirdly, do NOT at ANY time charge forward into the open by yourself, u will get minced ! When u got 20+ oppositions waiting for someone to become a easy target then well, u can guess what happens :)

    Fourthly, prior to the mincing process please do wear clothing under the suit, those shots hurt alot, u willl get bruises especially at close range and some guys were even bleeding after games. Not too much as if it is a sunny day the experience will become somethig akin to a sauna with a hot mudbath and pain (provided u are gd enough to be destroyed by paintballs)

    Fifthly wear contacts if possible....glasses steam up as well as the visor and it ruins accuracy of shots, thats my exvuse anyway. Also get plenty of piantballs, u can use hundreds in a game of around 10 minutes. U dont want to be hanging around with an empty gun.

    Lastly and most importantly please DO HAVE FUN! Happy hunting :)



Wednesday, 15 July 2009

  • It's 3am, so....

    What am I doing? I'm not sure why I'm actually writing this, more an impulse than anything else. Perhaps it's the sleep deprived state I'm currently in, tho I have had ample sleep the previous night, it's certainly getting hard for me eyes to keep open.

    As with all nights I find it hard to sleep, not sure why but I have a multitude of reasons. N this time I thought maybe I shall figure what this Xanga thing is. The only reason I'm on this is that I saw it from some entries in facebook n was basically curious.

    I've read some blogs in here n found some are very perceptive n worth Reading while others is just chatter, like this. Apparently, as far as I can tell, there seems to be some classic religion vs science debates (got much to say there) many personal experieces and opinions n the odd random stuff. There's looks of Asians here?

    I think I worked out why I'm writing this. After Reading other people's thoughts, some quite intimate, I guess subconsiously I wanted to share something back, to make things fairer? If that's the correct term.

    Either way, I better sleep now. Parents start losing hair when I'm awake past 1am... Perhaps il write again n say some things bout me. I'm on my iPhone (wonderful thing) n it's late, or early, so excuse my grammar n such.

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