Tuesday, August 6, 2013

Gullible Travels

How many times have you been fooled? For me, I think the count doesn't exceed the number of my fingers. Although that's the case, the feeling of losing something you value is regretful.

The first time I was fooled was back when I was taking up elementary education. I was playing arcade there then someone sat near me and after playing then I just realized that my wallet was gone. I just saw my wallet on the ground. It was open and my money was lost. Good thing it was just a hundred bucks.

My next experiences happened when I was working already. I lost my whole bag and 2 phones after falling asleep on my way home in a bus. I got my netbook stolen at McDonald's just before a flight to a vacation. I also had my IPod pick-pocketed during a rush hour in the morning at the train station.

But nowadays there are many ways of being fooled. Sometimes it's done right before our eyes. Not too long ago, I've experienced paying something due to a friend's recommendation. And later I found was not a good deal at all. And yes, I've spent including the maintaining balance of my account. It is really a pain.:(

Sometimes we need to learn the hard way to learn things. Though you lost something, you've earned good experiences that would be really helpful for us to deal with situations like this.

So cheer up. Today it might be remorseful for you, but in the future, it will just be something to laugh about. :)

Introspection

This is my first time to write a blog, so please be kind and bear with me.

So first with the introduction. I'm just slacker who usually spends his time playing computer games or by sliding through the frets of his guitar.

Audiophile? Yup, I always listen to music (mostly alternative rock, post hardcore, alternative punk, japanese rock or sometimes just classics) You could always see me with earphones plugged in my ears, delving in the realm of rock.

I'm also an otaku. I enjoy watching anime and reading manga. I also attend conventions and events showcasing Japanese culture.

Oftentimes, I just stay in my room infront of my laptop. And yes, I could survive being alone in my crib for the whole weekend as long as I am infront of my little machine with keys. But don't get me wrong, I also go outside to sweat a bit (jogging or just plain wandering).

So this is me, a simple guy with simple dreams. Welcome to the repository of my pensive thoughts.