If you ever gonna plan to fly on Qantas A380, apparently the seat 71D is the best seat in economy, it's actually better than premium economy. You know why? Picture below:
I paid an extra $20 to reserve this chair, yes bitches. It's for my flight from LAX to SYD coming back in November, unfortunately there isn't SYD to LAX available, still looking for secret good seats available.
(photo credit: Terrazzo)
I am currently looking for a brand new laptop for myself to bring when I'm travelling, well I need one to carry my photos if I am going to take photos and all that. Initially I thought choosing one was going to be busy but to pick a model and compare the specs and prices is driving me insane. I'm stuck wanting either an Ultrabook, normal laptop or a Macbook air (the evil in me is speaking).. why Macbook? Well, when I compare to Ultrabook, I compare to a Macbook air and see what's worthy or not, then it gets down to disk space, graphics, memory and the ideal space I needed and so forth. It's pulling my hair, so many models coming out, then ivy bridge came out and many have commented that we all should wait for it if we're planning to get a laptop, we should get one with ivy bridge or prices for non ivy bridge laptops would go down. I'm stuck in a zone, a zone so confused when it comes to technology, I'm suppose to be better and know this and all... well shit, a woman's shopping dilemma is always right inside me.
After delaying for 2 years back and forth. I finally got a booking date for me to get my wisdom teeth out. It's not going to be cheap, it's going to be $2000 and that's going to take a small bite out of my savings as I am currently saving for my U.S trip for near the end of this year (you know hotels, domestic flights, Vegas splurge, fatty American food and junk souvenirs to bring home) but it would be rebuild after I get a pay rise for this year at work and my tax returns which would make it better. Life is a penny. Dental care is probably the shittest ever here, compared to healthcare which is free, there's no control in dental prices and it's not free at all, plus private health care is worthless. I always like to get my teeth cleaned, repaired after sugar hits decay, whitened in Thailand because it would cost me 1/5 of what it does here.
It's not going to be fun, I've read and watched people and their experience and I feel like I am going to shit myself after the surgury however since it's getting worse and my surgeon has asked me to not delay it any time soon as the impacted teeth is starting to hit my other teeth and the bad effects are starting to show.
On the plus side, the surgury would be 3 days before my birthday, so any short trip that I was planning is gone out the window, any alcohol or hard food would be gone and no cake, at all. Everything would be thrown in a blender and turned into shake as my mouth wouldn't stand the pain.
We all go through a period of change, we're all stuck doing the same thing over and over everyday, yet when we want to do something new, we either dream all day about it or never bother making any attempts at chasing our real dreams. I guess I can say I'm one of them. I don't hate my current life, I just feel what I do everyday is tiring and boredom, there's a spark in me ready to explode that I want to unleash yet I hold it back for so long, how long is too long? I'm afraid it will be too late. I want to do what those who wouldn't want to seek, an opportunity that no one can see me try to do. When I was studying to get into becoming a system administrator in IT, people say for a woman it's impossible, let alone a job in IT industry for a woman is rare, and look at me now. I overcome the challenges that was thrown at me. I prove those who had doubt me from the beginning. I feel that there's another change for me, another career or challenge waiting underneath me wanting to come out, should I open that can of whoop ass worms? Time will tell, I will look back at this post reminding myself to do it, and the cracks are starting to appear.
Challenging myself to the impossible, it can take weeks, months, years, sweat, tears, I've done it all. I'm not afraid to do it all over again.
photo credit by Young Davis
Found this on a forum, hilarious.
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The nun teaching Sunday School was speaking to her class one morning and she asked the question, 'When you die and go to Heaven, which part of your body goes first?'
Suzy raised her hand and said, 'I think it's your hands.' 'Why do you think it's your hands, Suzy?' Suzy replied: 'Because when you pray, you hold your hands together in front of you and God just takes your hands first.' 'What a wonderful answer!', the nun said. Little Johnny raised his hand and said, 'Sister, I think it's your feet.' The nun looked at him with the strangest look on her face. 'Now, Johnny, why do you think it would be your feet?' Johnny said: 'Well, I walked past Mom and Dad's bedroom the other night. Mom had her legs up in the air and she was saying: 'Oh God! I'm coming!' If Dad hadn't pinned her down, I recon we'd have lost her." The nun had to leave the room.In 2008 Barack Obama said, "Government whistleblowers are part of a healthy democracy and must be protected from reprisal." Obama has since prosecuted twice as many whistleblowers as all previous US presidents.
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article30410.htm#idc-cover
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I honestly feel as the technology age is booming, freedom of information is more accessible now as to what it was 20 years ago. It's becoming a threat to governments around the world, including some Western governments, who have preach so much about 'democracy' is slowly becoming a militarist state. This is more than just whining about small minority of corporate greedy people, this is bigger than that.
