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Resurrection.

Mar. 26th, 2007 | 11:51 am

Ah. The return of the LJ. This little blog of mine has died/come alive again enough times to make Jesus blush.
I really shouldn't be making religiously-orientated comments on my LJ...
Anyway. I have nothing to say. I just felt the need to post again =P

xo Flic

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Just a little jealous of someone, but I won't discuss that.

Nov. 21st, 2006 | 03:09 pm
location: Home (Roseville).
mood: meh meh
music: Humming to myself.

I should have tried harder this year. As usual, I began the year with big plans. I took a swig from my friend's jug of motivation.
But I got sidetracked. My determination vanished. I became lazy and distracted.
I didn't achieve enough (academically speaking) this year. I'm disappointed in myself.
I really do think I've learnt my lesson this time; success only comes to those who work for it. True, it's a generalisation, but I'd like to keep that little phrase in my mind from now on.

Oh yes. Another thing.
I'm moving schools.
I'm moving to Abbotsleigh, a private girls' school, much like Pymble Ladies' College, my current school. I will then move, from Abbotsleigh, to North Sydney Girls High School (because NSGHS doesn't currently have year 11 vacancies).
The main reason I'm moving? My parents want me to. They're against the whole 'students + laptops' school policy. Abbotsleigh and NSGHS don't have laptops.
I'm going to miss my friends indescribably. Of course, we'll see each other often, but it's not the same as seeing them every schoolday. Some of these friends are ones who I've been close to for 6 years; since I was 9 years old. But I'll make new friends, too. And I already know some people at the new schools.
I have an interview with the Principal of Abbotsleigh at 5:30 tonight. I'm a little nervous. I hope all will go well.

So. The year is drawing to a close. As is this blog entry.
Goodbye, all, and enjoy your holidays (if I don't update later). Only 2 weeks of school left for private schools!

-Flic.

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Pymble Ladies' College Year 10 Formal 2006

Oct. 3rd, 2006 | 09:43 am
location: At home (Roseville).
mood: content content
music: Tell Me Baby - Red Hot Chili Peppers

Ah, the formal. My first formal. It was on September 29th, from 7:30 pm to 11:00 pm.
I got my hair and make-up done before going to Linda's house, and then going to the formal with Linda and Virginia and Alice.
It was all such a waste of money. 
But fun nevertheless!

I've put my favourite photos on my Flickr account:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/evilflic
...make sure you see them!

I can't be bothered to write much about the formal, though I have a list...

Cutest couples:
Fi & Brandon <Smiling all the time!
Moe & Lawrence <They're just friends, no matter how hard we try to make them hug each other...
Jackie & Kit <Kit likes Jackie, but Jackie has other ideas...!
Sammi & Lenn <They really do love each other.
Nessa & Gez <Such a cute (and reluctant) honky couple! They hardly danced, though.
Claire L. & Seb <Just friends! And Seb gave Claire a foot massage.
Steph & Richard <So in love.
Mash & Chris <Cute.
Claire W. & Ed <And Claire said she wasn't bringing anyone!

I'm quite glad I didn't bring anyone this year. There was no pressure on me to slowdance! But the dancing, in general, was a lot of fun.

I'm also glad I didn't go to the afters, considering how many people got drunk... or 'smashed' as Vanessa says...
But next year, I'll bring someone just for the heck of it.

I liked my dress this year but next year I'll wear more comfortable shoes.

-Flic.

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My cage.

Sep. 25th, 2006 | 09:20 pm
location: In the cage that is my life...
mood: Caged Caged
music: Some strangely haunting tune coming from the TV...

Thank you, Libby, for reminding me to update.

I've taken some time lately to reflect on life. Not just my life, but life in general.

Does it have a purpose? Because if it does, I haven't discovered it yet.

My life is pointless. I marvel at the fact that I haven't decided to abruptly end it yet. It's amazing that I'm still alive... somehow I've survived.
What, with overprotective, restrictive, paranoid parents and all.

My parents capture, chain and cage  the one thing I prize and treasure most- my personal freedom.
As cliched as it may seem, I'd describe myself as a caged bird.
I've been living in a hypothetical cage for the past 15-and-a-bit years. No matter how hard I try, I can't break those bars. My wings are deteriorating.
When the time comes for my parents to open the cage door, I will have lost my ability to fly. I will fall, and that will be the end.
It's inevitable.
Why must I endure this?
Because I have no choice and I cannot escape. My parents have total control over me.
One day, they'll regret how they treat me. People tell me that my parents are only like this because they love me.
If they loved me, they'd want me to be happy. 
They know how unhappy I am. They don't care. They tell me to 'shut up and deal with it; life wasn't meant to be fair'.

Why shouldn't life be fair? Why should life always be a struggle?
People must look at me and think "Oh that spoiled brat! Look at her opportunities, her education, her loving family, her home, her perfect life!"
Shallow, stupid , blind fools! I live in a cage. Call it a gilded cage if you will- it is a cage nevertheless.

How would you like to live in a cage?!

I've felt like this ever since I was about 9 years old. I don't know how much longer I can stand it.

Until either my 18th birthday, or my premature death, I'll remain a caged bird, against my will.


-Flic.

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Learn...

Sep. 7th, 2006 | 05:26 pm
location: Home (Roseville).
mood: pensive pensive
music: Vivaldi - Four Seasons

A psychoanalysis of myself?!

 

It would usually seem unwise to share secrets with strangers, but in this tiny world (or microscopic, Libby?) nobody is a complete stranger.

Hence, read on...

 

 

Some things about you (the person I love):

Your quietness and gentleness makes me want to tame my rebellious spirit, and melt into the soft form of the demure young lady that I am not, but so often pretend to be. I act more subdued and mature around you. I'm not trying to change myself for you, I just find that I innately behave in a more 'grown-up' way when you're near. It's in my nature.

Your eyes tell me what your lips do not dare to. You manage to communicate to me without speaking to make me shut up when I've said too much. Somehow, I know when I've gone too far- when I've trespassed on your soul a little too far by walking through those carefully constructed fences around your mind. I keep pushing the fences back and breaking them, though, and little by little you're revealing yourself to me. I hope to one day be able to walk straight through your mind without it being considered trespassing.

You may not have the confident approach to life and attitude that many guys your age do, but you have the heart of an angel- and I've yet to find any other guy quite like you. Don't look down so shyly when our eyes meet for more than a split second. Let me communicate with you more deeply.

Though others may not see you as physically attractive, I do. When I first met you, it wasn't 'love at first sight'- and love at first sight isn't really love anyway.

It's always so painful for me to even type the word 'love', because I'm still coming to terms with how I feel about you, although I now realise that I definitely love you.

 

I'm cognisant of the fact that many people my age (girls particularly) have incorrect perceptions of what true love actually is.

They immerse themselves in little bubbles of artificial 'love' where the only people in the bubble are them and the person they 'love'. They forget the outside world and lose sight of reality. They emerge later with broken hearts, and claim to have learnt their lesson, only to repeat their entire disastrous ordeal of being 'in love'. I wish they would learn the real lesson- a lesson which I eventually learnt this year- and find true love. You can't really label an emotion 'love' if it isn't true love. It's either true, or it isn't. A crush is different; a crush is slightly more superficial and more based on 'liking' them than loving them. Put simply; you'd die for someone you truly love, but in your heart of hearts, you wouldn't die for a crush (even though you may claim you would).

 

I hate how girls my age usually judge guys on their appearance, usually placing personality second on their list of guys-must-have attributes. I've heard people say "I saw this really hot guy, yeah, oh my god, he was so hot, I like him!" innumerable times- I go to an all-girls school. Such superficiality should surely not be so openly admitted; if that's the reason they 'like' the guy, they should keep it to themselves and feel ashamed at their own shallowness. If you really want to judge someone based on looks, judge them on what you see within them.

 

People reading this blog may think that I exaggerate my feelings, ideas and thoughts.

Their perception of me may be entirely warped by what they read here. In my blog, I write things that I could never utter aloud. That's although I'm a public speaker, my words flow more naturally and make more sense when I write them. Somehow allowing my deeper thoughts and feelings to flow from my fingertips across a page is easier for me than simply opening my mouth and speaking them. I like to write in my blog because it provides me with a record of how I've thought and felt and how I've changed mentally and emotionally. I also like it when people comment because they usually have some sort of advice which ends up being useful to me- I'm always willing to listen to others. Please leave comments.

 

People reading this blog, if they don't know me that well, should probably get a general idea about me.

To describe myself simply (although asking best friend would be a better way of finding out about my character), I'd only have to use 10 words.

Resourceful, secretive, imaginative, perceptive, vociferous, kind, humorous, narcissistic, intelligent, talkative.

These words, when combined and blended with a few other words and ideas, pretty much form the basis of me. This sounds like a selfish and self-centered blog, but that's what blogs are for- people read blogs to understand more about their authors.

But as you can see based on my little description above, I'm not really the type of person who easily gives way to 'crushes'. This may surprise some of you who may have read other blog entries of mine. I might make occasional references to Whitlam, Jay, 'THG' and 'Fob Boy', but I don't really like them. I only love one person- and yes, I love him.

If I make a big deal over someone I claim to have a 'crush' on, please don't take me too seriously. I'll have to admit this now; It's just my way of disguising how I really feel and diverting people's attention away from my deeper feelings. For as long as I can remember, this 'tactic' has always been something I've resorted to naturally. I've done it since I was a small child- faked my emotions in order to disguise my true ones.

People sometimes ask me why I'm hardly ever nervous and why I'm so confident, and I usually just shrug- it's a question I can't really answer. I've never been able to just verbally admit that I'm not altogether such a confident person as I may seem, nor am I as 'cool, calm and collected' as I often appear. In truth, my friends will know that I actually rarely appear calm or collected- I'm an extrovert. But I'm usually an extrovert of false emotions.

I try not to feel sorry for myself, and I don't like others feeling sympathetic towards me. I want to appear as a stronger person than I really am, so that people won't dare to hurt me. Somehow, I always end up being hurt anyway.

 

Does anybody venture this deep into their own mind in search of their true self and sprinkle their findings across the pages of their blog as regularly as I do? I think not. I think my blog is quite unique in that sense. I surprise even myself with how open I am able to be on my blog. I'm often embarrassed about some of the things that I write, but I write them anyway. I know I'll be glad in the future when I have these amazingly comprehensive blogs to look back on and see how I've changed.

 

So, the whole point of this entry?

I've finally realised that I can't disguise the truth any more. I'm in love, and I know it.

It's just that... he'll never, ever, ever love me back...

 

I'm expecting that one of the comments left on this entry will be left by someone who doesn't realise she knows 'him'.

Nobody knows who 'he' is apart from me and two close friends.

Even then, they've never met him nor seen him.

'He' is one of my best-kept secrets. There is only one person left to reveal the truth to (apart from him, of course, but I'm never going to tell him). I think she'll be surprised when I eventually tell her.

I'll have to ensure that she doesn't go and tell him what I tell her. I'm going to make sure he never finds out I love him, and try to get over him quietly. It's so difficult to just 'get over him', and I suspect that I may never do so...

 

Parting note: Stay strong, Joey. It'll all be over soon. Death isn't the way out of this. Let your parents sort it out themselves. Lots of people experience what you currently are, it's common; you're not alone. Your friends will always be there for you. If you need a hand to hold, a shoulder to lean on, and someone to listen to you, I'll always be here for you. Stay strong, pull through it all. Stay strong, help your family.

Stay strong, Joey, stay strong.

 

-Flic.

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Screw life. I'm not emo, I'm just realistic.

Sep. 5th, 2006 | 04:46 pm
mood: depressed depressed

Screw fob boyfriends (we're OFFICIALLY NOT going out ever again).
Screw maths.
Screw life.

I totally screwed up maths. Never, in the fifteen years I've been alive, have I ever received such a LOW mark. We didn't get the exam paper back, just our marks.
But the teacher says I can still do Extension 1 in Year 11, so it's not the end of the world.
Except for the fact that I have to eventually tell my parents my mark.
I'm quite sure I'm the bottom of the class. I have no idea how it happened. I've always been in like the first 10 or 20 or even the first 30 in maths, but this time I actually wonder if I made it into the top 60...
Next time, I'll actually study for my maths exam. This will not happen again. I will try harder, and I will do well.

Economics was okay. I forgot a little on unemployment, but I didn't leave any questions blank. My extended response was exactly 3 pages in length. Being one of only nine Year 10 students in the entire hall, surrounded by Year 11s (some of who are over 2 years older than me), I couldn't help envying those older girls. Their hands must be stronger than mine. Their writing is neater. They can write faster. They've had practise and experience.
In which case, I think I need more practise and experience. From now on, it's less of the laptop, and more of the handwriting.

History, ah, History. I received an above-average mark (and I'm in an extension class) but I can't help but feel a little disappointed that I didn't get above 95%... And my parents aren't too happy with my mark either.

We obviously didn't get our english exam back today, because the teachers haven't had enough time to finish marking our exams. I'm quite confident that I at least got over 85%, so I'm not worried.

Oh, maths... It makes me cringe to think of my terrible mark. It's absolutely atrocious. It's...it's...just appalling... I should just kill myself... I'm waiting until a few days after Angela's party to tell my parents my mark (so they can't prevent me from attending) but I think I should just kill myself the moment the party ends. Like, fuck, aren't I supposed to be smart?! My friends thought I was lying when I told them my mark. They've asked to see the exam paper as proof that my mark wasn't miscalculated by the teachers. 
I just wish my life wasn't heading downhill at the overwhelmingly fast rate that it is.

I wonder, if, when I see <the person I love> on the weekend, I cry, will he put his arm around me and comfort me, or instead shuffle away from me uncomfortably?
My formal is coming up so soon; September 29th. I want to take him, but I know he'd never even consider coming. We don't know each other that well. If I asked him, I bet he'd use the excuse that he's 'too old for me'. Rubbish, he's still a teenager...

I wish I would die in my sleep tonight. 
I need a shoulder to cry on, but I can't find one.

-Flic.

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A broken language barrier.

Sep. 4th, 2006 | 11:30 am
location: Home (Roseville).
mood: loved loved

I've 'bolded' certain words and sentences in this entry to either kill or thrill your eyes. Sorry if you find it annoying, but I like it.

 

It seems to me that love can cross language barriers.

Who would have thought things would turn out this way?

Hah, the return of the ultra-fob boyfriend...

<name omitted> and I are back together.

As you know from reading my previous entry, I 'dumped' him right after our first date. I wasn't impolite or anything, I simply said "I don't think we should go out again after today." and he replied with "okay then."

So you see, I thought he was unaffected by my decision to reject him.

I was wrong. When I went for a walk around the Chatswood/Roseville/Lindfield/Killara area yesterday morning, I set my phone on 'Loud' (it's normally on silent), in case mum or dad called to tell me to hurry up and come home. I walked up towards Molly's place (which is in Killara), but when I was walking down her street, her uncle drove past and saw me, and I figured he might not like me coming over randomly during the middle of the day (even though he is nice), and due to some other reasons as well, I turned around and began to walk home, laughing my head off. I was texting Angela (who was stuck on a stupid Fathers' Day cruise in Darling Harbour with several drunk adults who were singing karaoke) on the way back, and I also called Molly to tell her how I'd almost reached her house. She told me that her uncle had asked her if I'd come over that day, and when she said "No..." he was like "HUH?! I saw her on our street...", so I was laughing really hard. I was walking down Pacific Highway past the shops in Lindfield, when my phone rang. I was right outside Coles and the pool shop at that busy intersection, so if it wasn't for the 'vibration' setting on my phone, I wouldn't have realised it was ringing over all the noise of the traffic. It turned out it was HIM.

Somehow, even through all the noise of the traffic, his lack of English, and his fobby accent, I managed to work out what he was saying to me.

"Flic, why did it have to end? You hardly gave me a chance. Can't you give me a chance to prove to you that we should be together?"

Well, it was more like...

"Flic, it didn't have to end la... give me a chance... aiya, can I show you at least we should go out?"

I actually thought I misheard him at first, and I asked him to repeat what he said. He reiterated his sentence in slightly clearer and better English.

I wasn't really sure what to say. True, I had felt so much regret and guilt when I initially rejected him- I felt that it was awful to have to discontinue things just because of language barriers. He is such a sweet guy (and he's damn hot too!), and I felt really bad for dumping him. I had spent the rest of that night wishing that either he knew English or I knew Mandarin...

So,  I said "Well, what do you wanna do? Go out again?"

And I got the response "Yeah la, I was asking you that...will we?"

I think he was a little discouraged by the stunned silence that was my response to what he'd just said, so I quickly said "Um yeah, I'll see, later, I don't know if I'm free..."

I was quite surprised with how he reacted to my answer. He was almost angry, though I'd have to say it was more impatience and frustration which he conveyed to me through his tone of voice over the phone. "Aiya not later! Tell me now! Do you just hate me? Why do you hate me la? You try to get rid of me... fine la, if you don't want me, tell me!"

I think I must just be a soft hearted person, or something similarly pathetic- I agreed to meet up with him again sometime this week.

'Sometime this week' turned out to be yesterday afternoon.

Whilst my parents and brothers went out for three hours furniture shopping around Double Bay and Mosman and that area, I went to Chatswood to meet him.

Everything went alright- and I could see he was evidently making a conscious effort to improve his English.

He bought me something really cute. I'll bring it to school on Wednesday.

I like him. I think I love him, and I know he loves me. But then again, relationships are usually unpredictable- who knows what might happen between us. Unfortunately, I have to admit that I still like that *other* person, whose name I won't disclose- most of my friends know who he is anyway.

Until then, I hope he learns some more English... and Molly, can you teach me some more Mandarin?!

 

Haha, I'm such a bad influence, and I'm corrupting Angela...

She sent me a message when she was on that stupid cruise to tell me that some of the adults were drunk and they were starting the karaoke, and I replied "Get some alki!!!"

Oh well, she's only like 5 months younger than me, although she's the year below me. Not complete and utter corruption. I hope she has fun at the snow this week, and a HAPPY BIRTHDAY on September 9th! I have to buy her a present this week... these things would be so much easier if we went to the same school...

 

I have nothing else to say other than ARGH OH MY F*CKING GOD I HAVE MY ECONOMICSS EXAM TOMORROW!!!

MustgoandstudyBYE!

 

-Flic.

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Dischordant harmonies. No, I'm not feeling emo, I just like that phrase.

Sep. 3rd, 2006 | 11:24 am
location: Home (Roseville).
mood: mellow mellow
music: Jessica Simpson - A Public Affair

Hellooo readers.
Yesterday I went out with somebody. No big deal really. I just sneaked out of the house whilst my parents were trying to fix the garden gate (it broke) for two hours. Yes, I know I should've been doing Economics, but I'd done enough Eco already. I went down to Chatswood with *him*. I feel guilty, though. Things didn't go so well. You see, I met him on Tursday, and we hardly spoke at the time. However, he managed to get my email and number off Joey, and he talked to me that night and asked if I wanted to go to Chatti with him sometime soon. He's a nice guy, so I said yes. Since I'd hardly ever spoken to him, I didn't notice his fob-ness...
Basically, his English is appalling.
I could hardly understand a word he was saying when on our 'date'. His accent was really strong too. He's Chinese and he speaks Mandarin- I don't understand any Mandarin except 'Piao yi' (from Initial D), and my Cantonese is pretty nonexistant anyway. I think the whole time we were more focussed on understanding each other's speech than getting to know each other!
So, I told him afterwards that I didn't think I wanted to go out with him again. He seemed fine with that- I think he was frustrated with me because I'd always say 'huh?!' after every sentence he uttered...

It's Fathers' Day today. We're having a nice lunch, and we went out with the rest of our family last night for dinner, too.

Speaking of fathers, mine is telling me to get off the computer.

Bye!

-Flic.

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Swim in the pool, or study Economics? I don't have a choice...

Sep. 2nd, 2006 | 02:04 pm
location: Home (Roseville).
mood: contemplative contemplative
music: Usher - Burn

I'd love to write flowery descriptions of the beautiful Spring weather that Sydney is currently experiencing (it being the 2nd day of Spring), but I really can't be bothered, considering I just wrote two poems in my handwritten diary anyway.

However, I do have something important which I believe everybody who's played a part in my life this year (minus family!) should read.

None of what is in the cut tag above is exaggerated. It's all truth.

Anyway.

I'm still studying for the Economics exam which is on Tuesday. Since I'm 'accelerating' I get to have the Monday off school to study. STUDY. I will NOT be bludging, so I wish people would stop saying they envy me... it's not really a day OFF if I'm still studying!

Only 6 more days until I can see him again. It's been a tough two weeks without seeing him. I can't wait to see him again!!! We're going to Chatswood after school together on Friday. Bliss.

I have to go now anyway. Sorry if that sounded blunt; I'm just in a rush.
One note before I go: I just realised I only have just over a term left of Year 10!!!

Bye.

-Flic.

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Spring is here!

Sep. 1st, 2006 | 02:08 pm
location: At home (Roseville).
mood: hyper hyper
music: Jay Chou - An Jing

Phew!
English exam went okay today. Everyone is going to Chatswood this afternoon EXCEPT ME- being an Accelerant, I have to study for Economics. *drops dead* 

And what's more... it's SPRING at last!
Ooh yeah, bring on the perfect weather!!!

I did this *ah hem* accurate quiz...






What sort of key are you and what do you unlock?




You unlock everything, because you are a skeleton key. You are resourceful and can fit yourself into any situation and find a way through. No one can keep you out, but not everyone will want you to come in.
Take this quiz!








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Don't you just love those quizzes? Great... I'm a Skeleton Key... I feel honoured... *rolls eyes*



Anyway, I hope everyone has a good weekend. Think of me slaving away at my desk whilst you gallivant around at TZ and Hoyts and K and MC and Korean BBQ and whatnot. *cries*

Bye all!

-Flic.

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Perhaps it's a soliloquy.

Aug. 31st, 2006 | 12:24 pm
location: Purgatory.
mood: indescribable indescribable
music: Edison Chen - U Like Me

Exams! Argh!

Anyway, I realised I haven't picked up my violin for around three weeks. It's shameful, I know. I'll try to get around to practising, perhaps once the exams are over. 



Thank god for LJ cut tags. They're space savers and life savers. 

By the way Kimi (since I know you're reading this), it's http://www.bartleby.com/198/1.html if you want that link to the Eliot's "Prufrock"- I don't understand why you couldn't have just Googled that yourself. Complete an analysis on the dramatic monologue conventions and I'll mark it for you; I've been doing them at school this year. Don't forget that it is classified as a dramatic monologue; I figured it may have taken you a while to realise this due to the format of the poem on that website. Please submit your analysis by next Friday or else I won't have time to mark it.

It seems to me that my little 'story' is gaining both readership and fame. People come up to me at school to ask me to write a sequel. Others *cough* Ben *cough* want me to enter writing competitions. When I began to write that story, I did so with the intention of relieving my boredom. It appears that the story has caused quite a sensation amongst people I know. I find this surprising, as I didn't think it was a particularly interesting or sensational story. And yes, I admit, it's a true story, but the characters' names have all been changed to alternative names starting with the same letters as the real ones. Yes, there will be sequels. Please stop emailing me regarding the story- I'll only post chapters if I feel like it. And no, I will not print you out a copy. However, you can read the story at my Xanga page: www.xanga.com/evilflic

Until later,
-Flic.

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If only I could see him sooner.

Aug. 23rd, 2006 | 04:28 pm

It's me again.

Far out!
Can everybody stop trying to force me to go to the Eight Seasons concert I'm supposed to be performing in tonight with the orchestra? Seriously, I have better things to do with my life.

I have no idea who picked Molly up from school today, as my mum came too early to pick me up. I'm hoping it wasn't Whitlam, as that would mean I missed out on seeing him...

The Japanese exchange students made such cute speeches during assembly today! It's amazing to see how much their English has improved over the term. I think they were as horrified as we were when they discovered today was Teacher Dress-Up Day; Chisato remarked that the sight of a teacher dressed in a bush was rather terrifying.

It's just so annoying! My High Distinction for the UNSW Creative Writing Competition got announced YET AGAIN in assembly. It's starting to infuriate me. First they announced the medal about two weeks ago. Then they announced my High Distinction yesterday. Today the principal announced it yet again- AND called me 'Felicity Lui'. Luckily she corrected her mistake, or PLC Pymble would've been burned to the ground by the time school finished for the day. The funny thing is, all these constant mentions are for the SAME COMPETITION. How bloody irritating. Can't they just shut up about it aleady...?!

Also, I've decided to blog on my LJ account less frequently, and focus on using my Xanga and Windows Live Space.

Is it just me, or does the darkness of night seem to be swallowing the daylight earlier than usual lately? Oh, I'm not complaining. Give me sunshine and blue sky anytime, but the evening is always more beautiful- I love how the trees look lke intricate black paper cut-outs against the swirls of indigo and gold along the horizon.

At the moment, I desire nothing more than to look into 'his' eyes and to speak to him. I won't be seeing him for another week at the very minimum. I don't think my heart can withstand the effects of being separated from him for so long. I can feel this magnetic pull on my mind, but I don't know which direction it's coming from. I don't know where he is at the moment. I'm aching for him, and the agony is awful; but I'm strong, and I'll cope. And it's not like we'll be seperated forever... will we? I hope not.

So as the sun is slipping past the sill of my window and the sky is deepening with the hues of night, I am sitting here attempting to do History work. Boring. I'd much rather be writing or drawing or listening to music or just dreaming. Somehow, I'm multitasking, and I'm doing all at once. Hah, I pity males- apparently 80% of them cannot multitask. They don't know what they're missing out on!

Goodbye all.

-Flic.

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It's just adoxography, but you have to read it anyway!

Aug. 22nd, 2006 | 04:20 pm
location: Wonderland.
mood: creative creative
music: Jay Chou - Nocturne

Several people approached me at school today requesting that I update my blogs more often.

Are they serious?! As IF I don't blog often enough!

Anyway.

I caught the train to school today. I did see THG (The Hot Guy) but he was seated a few rows in front of me, and I was far too shy to go and sit next to him. I did, however, find myself sitting next to a relatively hot boy.
He was asian, with slightly spikey hair, no glasses, really beautiful eyes, a sweet smile, and dark skin.
Unfortunately, he was a Knox boy. 
Never forget; Pymble Ladies' College Rule #1: Don't date Knox boys.
He appeared to be seriously hitting on me, and I found myself experiencing sickening gymnophoria.
It was disgusting to see how he attempted to shift towards me centimeter by centimeter along the seat. He managed to sit so that his shoulder was constantly brushing mine. He kept talking to me, so I ignored his sphallolalia and barred him after three minutes. Remind me to apologise to him if I ever encounter him in the future. 
However, I conclude that he is a fag. Oh how I judge humanity.

Denial is certainly more than just a river in Europe, as I'm discovering. Stop rolling your eyes at my pun...
For all you ultracrepidarians who've decided to voice your opinions about the state of my love life, I suggest you find an activity more worthy of your time. I am rarely open to suggestions if they're about my relationships.

Shall I begin a nudiustertian rant or shall I cease my pretentious use of 'big words'? Ah, I shall ignore your exsibilation, and continue by apologising for my lalochezia in one of my recent blog entries which must've made me sound like a maledicent...
These words are probably not even in the dictionary. They're just handy little things I absorb over time because I read so extensively. Google them if you're unsure of their meanings.

Oh, I almost forgot to mention- I saw the unbelievably, extraordinary, astonishingly attractive older brother (he's 19) of one of my best friends today. I hadn't seen him for over two weeks, and he drove to my school to pick my friend up today. I swear our eyes met for a not-so-brief moment...! Shame he has a girlfriend. Damn that Japanese exchange student, she got to sit next to him in the car when he was driving because she's staying at my friend's house. Ah, he's so damn hot... but my friend shall remain anonymous for obvious reasons...

I had a Science test (Chemistry) today. It wasn't so bad.
All I did in English today was compose poetry. It's beautiful, if I may be so arrogant as to say so myself.
I also got another High Distinction for writing today. What I cannot understand is why I've already received a 'Medal Winner' certificate for attaining a perfect score, and yet I've just been given another certificate for the same competition. I think it's because a medal is different to a High Distinction, and therefore I get both...
Beats me, I dunno... I'm intelligent enough to get the medal but too stupid to work out why I got the medal...

By the way- I let my muse have a little fun today...

Selfish Murderer

The spider crawls along its silken web
Each tiny claw picks at each shining thread
Shall it continue if its strength does ebb
Or shall it curl itself and die instead?

A fly with flailing legs and shining wings
Is trapped amongst the carcases of friends
The spider crawls along its silver strings
And so the squirming fly's life quickly ends.


The filipendulous and risky dance
The spider dances just to stay alive-
He leaves defenceless flies without a chance;
And murders selfishly just to survive.


As you can see, this poem is in the very early stages and requires huge amounts of polishing. I wrote it in 8 minutes (I timed myself) and therefore require people to read it and review it, and suggest improvements.

Have I unintentionally omitted anything from this entry that I'll realise later and regret? Hmmm, let's see...
Nope, my brain has been emptied of all words.

In that case- enjoy the remainder of this 24-hour hunk we call a Tuesday.
Bye all.

-Flic.

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From unrequited love to unrequited hate [censored].

Aug. 21st, 2006 | 04:50 pm
location: burying myself in denial and angst.
mood: restless restless
music: Jay Chou - Feng (Maple)

Hey people.

Deja vu.
Love and hate.
Same old stupid topics again. Love and hate. Damn, is that all life's about?!
Well, at the moment, it certainly appears to be that way.
I'll begin this entry with love, and end it with hate.

You. You're on my mind all day/night long. I can't erase your image no matter how hard I try.
Hah, you asked me if Kenji was corrupting me with his 'gangsta' ways- if you knew what your 24/7 prescence does to my mind, you'd instantly retract your statement and proclaim it hypocritical. You're not a bad influence on me. You're just corrupting me somehow. I think it's the age difference. After spending time with you I find myself thinking, acting and speaking like I'm at least two years older than I really am. It's scary...
Well, I take back that statement- you are a bad influence. Alcohol might be legal for you (as of recently), but it isn't for me (as much as I wish it was). Neither is driving. And you really shouldn't encourage some of my irresponsible behaviour in the way that you seem to.
Damn, there I go again- pointing out my own flaws without trying to correct them, and blaming everything on others. I told you that you were corrupting me!
I love you so much. I still haven't told you. I saw you this morning, but you didn't show any signs of having read my previous blog entries...
And if you had read them, would you take a hint anyway? Would you even realise I was referring to you?! I just F*CKING HATE how my message never seems to get through to you! What do I have to do to get it through to you?!!!
Whilst I'm at it, I might as well help two friends of mine- one of them likes the other, but the 'other' doesn't realise it... Here goes, I'm going to be brave and just say it straight out for her: BENJAMIN CHI CHUN YEUNG, TAKE A HINT!!! Far out, that poor girl, I hate always seeing her so lovesick. Ben should just take a hint and talk to her already...
Now, back to my case of unrequited love. Dammit. It's the second time this year, and this time, it's more than just a goddamn crush. Seriously, Jackie (I can say that openly now since I've been over him for ages) was just a tiny crush compared to this...
Hahaha, I bet you're all panicking now!



Now, for the REAL hate. Eugene, more specifically.
Let me begin with a blunt and brutually truthful statement (perhaps one of the most important lessons I've learnt all year):
EX-BOYFRIENDS ARE D*CKHEADS.
Eugene is the biggest d*ckhead of an ex-boyfriend I've ever had.
I know he probably won't ever read this blog, but I HOPE HE DOES. I wan't him to realise how much I hate him.
Time to begin his public humiliation...
Today Eugene called me and complained to me that my cousin was cheating on him. Firstly, that serves him right for dating my cousin in the first place. Secondly, when he started to ask me if we could get back together, I felt MORE ANGRY than I've ever felt in a very long time.
How DARE he?!
He should know better than to f*ck with me. He should know by now that I DON'T let people use me and I DON'T give in easily. There is absolutely no way I'm even going maintain a 'just friends' status with Eugene. He can co f*ck himself and burn in hell for all I care...

Why have all my recent blog entries taken on an angsty focus of love and hate?!
It's sickening for me to read over all that crap...
I guess it illustrates my currently confused and stupid state of mind.
I should really stop writing now.
Bye.

xoxFliCxox

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Why keys without locks?

Aug. 20th, 2006 | 05:18 pm
location: under lock and key.
mood: exhausted exhausted
music: Jay Chou - An Jing

You might be wondering why I changed the title of this blog to 'Keys without locks.'.
Trust me, I did have a reason...

Keys. What are they? Keys are what you type with on a computer keyboard, keys in relation to music relate to the tone and pitch of the music, keys can open locks, and keys are important points or clues.

Everything relates to my blog.

I type with keys. Everything comes from my mind to this blog via the keys. Self explanatory, really.

Being a musical person, the key of a musical piece is important to me and I can instantly recognise it when I hear it. Keys relate to the tone of the piece. The tone relates to the mood. Tone and mood, and therefore keys, can be associated with this blog.

Keys can open locks. I can use this blog like a key to open the locks of my mind.

Keys are important points or clues. There are plenty of them in my blog...

But why keys without locks?

Because this blog has no limits. I can write whatever I want, whenever I want, however I want and for whatever reason I want.
Through these keys I can let my thoughts flow.

Sorry for the long, boring and repetitive explanation. My muse is thoroughly exhausted for today. I must put her to bed. Perhaps I'll give her a glass of wine first.
I painted my fingernails black today. "Black fingernails, red wine..."- do you recognise these lyrics? (Rhetorical question, you idiots. But anyway- Hint: Panic! At the disco.")
Now imagine me having a relaxing night in tonight. You get the idea. But Bacardi tastes so much better than wine...

I really write too much.
Can't help it though...
My keys have no locks.

-Flic.

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On love, life, and loving life.

Aug. 19th, 2006 | 09:57 pm
location: a deeper state of mind.
mood: mellow mellow
music: Jay Chou - Feng (Maple)

I learnt something new today about life.

Life: Despite its many ugly aspects, it's beautiful.

Today my grandma gave me a gold bracelet because of a special achievement of mine a few weeks ago.
I love how it catches the light and sparkles.
It's beautiful.

Someone commented on my Windows Live Space about the person I love- immediately after the person they love posted a comment.
I love watching the words of young love fill my Windows Live Space.
It's beautiful.


There are heavenly scented cherry blossoms clustering around the slender black branches of their trees on Hill Street, opposite to Roseville Train Station.
I love to walk beneath the fragrant pink flowers.
When a breeze blows, tiny soft delicate petals float along and scatter across the dark pavement and on my hair.
It's beautiful.

Someone I love made a red paper crane today. I took it.
It's precious to me because he made it.
I love him so much.
Today, he told me about some irresponsible behaviour on his part earlier this year.
Although I've never told him- I love him no matter what he does.
His perfectly crafted little crane sits on my shelf now.
It reminds me of him. He's beautiful.
It's beautiful.

Life has so many ugly moments. It also has moments worth remembering. I live for these beautiful moments.
Once you strip away its many imperfections, injustices and problems, you'll realise that life is wonderful.
I realised today how much I love life.
I really hope I don't ruin my life. I've decided that, from this day onwards, I'll try harder in everything I do.
I'm disappointed that today I wasn't able to resist temptation when my parents left an opened bottle of wine out in the kitchen. Lately, I've really been having too much alcohol. I'm going to try and cut down on my consumption of it- I'm 15, and therefore underage by three years. When I'm older, I don't want to look back on my life with a disappointed shake of the head.
I'm determined to suceed in life and enjoy life- to create a life that I'll be proud of someday.
I love my life.
It's beautiful.

-Flic.

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The REAL Entry Number 1.

Aug. 19th, 2006 | 03:32 pm
location: the study room, at home.
mood: melancholy melancholy
music: my own humming- a warped rendition of Jay Chou's "Piao Yi".

The first true entry.

I decided to create this Livejournal after I realised that my remaining school days are numbered. 
I want to use this journal to write about my life in until I reach university. 
Whilst the end of my time in school draws nearer by the day, I can always come back to my blogs to write about what's going on in my life.

For my "other" blogs please visit the following:
http://evilflic.spaces.live.com
http://www.xanga.com/evilflic
http://www.wordpress.com/evilflic
...and that's all. My Windows Live Spaces blog (the first link) is the one which I write in almost daily.
I've decided to use this blog for slightly more sophisticated writing and thinking.

Thus I end the very first true entry in this blog.

Goodbye.

xox FliC xox

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A continuation of a story I'm writing.

Aug. 19th, 2006 | 03:06 pm
location: At home.
mood: creative creative
music: Jay Chou - Dad, I'm Back

Naoki sat at her desk. A pile of medical certificates stood beside her computer. She had so much work to get through. She had only been a university graduate for a year now- she was only twenty four- and already she would end a day's work thoroughly exhausted.
The secretary leaned in through the doorway. "Another patient is in the queue. A man; he has glass in his hand."
"How many in the queue?" asked Naoki.
"He's second. The other patient is using the bathroom."
"Let him come through then. Actually wait, let me just get a working pen from the staffroom." Naoki replied.
She walked out of the room and across the corridor. She peered into the waiting room as she did.
A man in a green and red football jersey sat in an armchair. His hand was bandaged, and as he read his newspaper, she noticed a long thin scar running across the side of his face.
She froze.
A perfectly clear memory of that night flashed back to her.
Shakily, she flattened herself against the wall beside the door. Was it the same man? Yes, she was sure of it. Now what to do?
She walked quickly down the corridor, disguising her nervousness with brisk strides. Once in the staffroom, she closed the door and grabbed the telephone. Her trembling fingers dialled the police. She kept her eye on the door, half expecting the man to come bursting into the room with his gun. "Hello? Police? It's urgent!" A woman's voice answered her after she gave details of her location; "Who do the criminals appear to be, and what are they doing?"
Something suddenly switched on in Naoki's mind.
The man's threat echoed within her head like a chant, if you value your life, you'll keep your mouth shut.
After a moment's hesitation, she said quietly "Oh, it's something minor, not what I thought, sorry for bothering you."
The moment she put the headset down she felt a wave of frustration and ashamedness sweep over her. Was she that scared of some stupid threat? Was she letting her own cowardice jeopardise the safety of the kidnapped child? Or was she doing the right thing? This secret was the hardest thing she had ever tried to keep to herself- and yet, she was naturally an introvert.
She stood there, leaning against the desk, when the secretary opened the door and stuck her head around it, causing her to jolt in fright. "That man's still in the waiting room, and he's getting impatient. I thought you said you were only getting a pen… hurry up now."
Naoki shook her head dumbly. "I really don't feel well. Get Alice or Howard to treat the patient, I think I'll go home and have a rest."
The secretary gave her a questioning look, but nodded and said no more.
Naoki sneaked out the back door of the surgery. Now she really wasn't feeling well at all.
She drove home, occasionally glancing at the rear view mirror nervously. She felt like she was being followed, but she couldn't see any evidence of it.
When she reached home, she collected the mail before going inside, and then sat down on the couch in front of the TV. She noticed one of the envelopes didn't have the sender's name or address. Curious, she opened the envelope, and a slip of green paper fluttered onto her lap. She peered at it closely, and it took some time for the reality to sink into her mind as she read the words written on it in black ink:
Your house is being watched.
Shivering with absolute terror, she cast a frightened glance around the room.
Then she saw the curtain move.
Her first instinct was to stand up. She could feel her own pulse as she clenched her fists, her nails digging into her palms. Blood pounded in her ears and adrenalin raced through her muscles. The curtain moved again, this time revealing the toe of a pair of black leather shoes.
Still standing, Naoki grabbed the television remote control with a quick flick of her wrist, and hurled it at the curtain. There was a sharp crack as it disappeared between the folds of the curtain material; it had obviously struck the head of the intruder as the crack was followed by a cry of pain. Naoki took a step backwards and held her breath, waiting for some other response, but there was none. The figure behind the curtain suddenly moved. Naoki knew she couldn't wait any longer. She ran, and she could feel her legs jarring as her feet slammed into the floor. She could hear the heavy clunk of the black leather shoes of her pursuer. She wasn't really running anywhere in particular; just running to wherever she knew there was a way out.
Naoki flung the front door open, and ran as fast as she could down to the road.
Then she saw something which stopped her in her tracks.
There was a black car parked directly outside her house.
Its numberplate was ATW:895.
A wave of cold fear washed over her. Thinking quickly, she turned and ran down the pavement, away from her pursuer and the car. She knew where she was going.
Her breathing was becoming ragged, but she had no intention of giving up. Whoever had been behind that curtain was no longer pursuing her. She could hear the car gaining on her, going slowly because its drivers obviously thought she would give up eventually. But Naoki ran around the corner, through the park, and down another street. She knew it would take time for the car to reach her here. Glancing behind her, she could no longer hear the engine of the car. Still, she ran further. Years of swimming laps in her own pool at home had given her lungs strength- and it was paying off now.
Finally, she reached her destination.
Naoki walked wearily up Owen Chan's driveway, gasping for breath, and rang his doorbell.


Owen had not been glad to see her. He had been in the middle of watching test cricket on television, and was already in a bad mood due to the fact that his side was losing miserably. The doorbell had jolted him from his sleepy little world of total passiveness. He had reluctantly shifted himself off the sofa where he was slumped, and trudged slowly towards the door. He opened it, and peered quizzically at Naoki's pale, frightened, exhausted face. They had broken up. They were hardly even friends anymore. His dark eyes registered irritation- how dare she just turn up like this?
But when Naoki pushed past him, ran into his kitchen, and immediately poured herself a glass of water, he knew something strange was going on. He knew it was best to leave her be- she'd explain things when she wanted to.
He sat back down on the sofa, and watched her as she calmed herself by breathing deeply. Finally, she walked over to the sofa, and sat down.
"Owen, if anyone comes and knocks on the door, don't answer it. I'm being followed."
Owen stared at her. "What?" he asked, confused, "Being followed? By who? And why did you come to my place?!"
Naoki sighed. She didn't look at him, or answer him. She's like that, thought Owen, you can't tell what she's thinking; and if you ask, you probably won't get an answer. Naoki had always been the quiet type, he thought. He wasn't prepared when she suddenly began talking in a torrent of words.
"I know you don't want me here, I haven't seen you in ages. You're the person who lives nearest to my house- I had to hide- so I ran here. You said you never wanted to hear, see or speak to me ever again, but I just have to tell you. I haven't told anyone. All the stuff that's happened- too many things to tell you. I'm so scared. I think they want to kill me. I don't know how to escape them, and I know they'll find me eventually."
Owen blinked, surprised. "But…so…why are you being followed? What's been happening?"
Naoki told him everything, starting from that night two weeks ago.
When she had finished, Owen simply shook his head.
"Well?" asked Naoki, "What should I do?!"
After a pause, Owen shook his head again. "I really don't understand you sometimes!" he replied, "Why didn't you just call the police?!"
Naoki turned and stared at him. "Because! Do you know what the guy said to me, the one with the gun?! He said if you value your life, you'll keep your mouth shut !"
Owen didn't know what to do- would he protect her, and possibly put himself at risk, or let her remain vulnerable? "Ok, maybe you were right not to call the police. Maybe if you stay here," he said, "they won't be able to find you. I think it's safer."
Naoki nodded. "If that's ok with you, then yes, I think I'll stay here."
There was a moment's silence, and then they both turned their attention to the television.

to be continued...

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