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the ricebowl journals

24 December 2004

Season's Greetings

To all of you who read my blog:



Ear Candy: "Last Christmas" -- Jimmy Eat World

22 December 2004

Oops...

I had every intention of going to Rebel and buying my dad the Polar heart rate monitor watch thing he wants for Christmas, but instead I got side tracked when I saw the word 'Sale' outside my favourite store - Review.

30 minutes and a ridiculous amount of money later, I walked out of the store with my new purchases. There's something about buying new, pretty clothes that brings me so much joy. Hee.

Now I'm feeling a bit guilty for spending all that money on myself and not buying my dad's present. I've got to stay focused tomorrow and go straight to Rebel and get him his watch.

Must....resist...temptation...to...buy...more...pretty things...

21 December 2004

Finally...

After a rather challenging year for us at the agency we celebrated our survival at our Christmas party on Friday night. It was held at the gorgeous Bondi Icebergs and was a very enjoyable night indeed. The cocktails were divine, the food was delicious and the traditional SO&M video was gold- love Singo's appearance at the end.

  

  


Ear Candy: "Sweet Surrender" - Sarah McLachlan

20 December 2004

Lady Luck

Last week I:

* Found $50 in a notebook in my desk at work

* Found $5 on the ground of the food court

* Won a $6,000 Moët Chandon Hamper at my work's Christmas Party raffle

* Got a promotion

Things can only go to crap now as no one's luck can last that long.

7 December 2004

Going up or down?

Lots of people at different times in my life have said that I am one of the most emotional people they know. Sometimes I get scared of just how fragile my emotions are - I snap at the smallest things if they irritate me, other times I find myself caught up in a wave of sadness that I can't seem to stop crying. But when I'm happy, I'm sublimely happy. I know that most of us fluctuate through these levels but for me it happens far too often and I find that I react to most situations more intensely than others.

There are wounds and weaknesses inside every one of us that cannot always be repressed. People try to hide these because we think it is simply not safe for us to express ourselves openly. We often not only stifle our feelings, but we have found ways to hide them even from ourselves. It is as if we packed up our questionable emotions and locked them away in secret rooms.

There are people who mask their insecurities and attempt to hide their anger. Many people I know try to ignore our bitterness and disguise our terror. Perhaps, when we were kids this sort of emotional hide-and-seek was necessary. But does this sort of safety in secrecy really help? Isn't it better to let it all out?

Is it healthy to be a highly emotional person?

Sometimes I wish I could go through my life without feeling everything so much.

Ear Candy: "Collide" - Howie Day


'Tis the season to be jolly

I love buying Christmas present for people, and like I did last year the first 3 people to comment on this post gets a present from me. For real. And it will be pretty.

Ear Candy: "Hands Down" - Dashboard Confessional