Great Fail of China.

I was randomly checking my twitter account when I stumbled upon a random tweet by OMGFacts which said 'no, the Great Wall of China cannot be seen from outer space.' Apparently, this thought dates back to 1938 when no one has actually gone out of the Earth yet.

It's just amazing how sometimes, what we truly believe in with conviction would just be unproven. It'll make you doubt about your other beliefs. It will definitely leave you in confusion. Sometimes, it will orphan you, scraping off what you think is right.

But then again, it's these things that open up our ways of thinking, making them flexible. Yes, at first you will be in deniable. But we all go through that phase. Some can let go of a belief so easily, like a liberty-hungry bird escaping from the grills of oppression and some will cling onto it until their last efforts are drained. It is normal. But afterwards, what do we get?

After feeling emptiness as you lose a belief, you will have more room for better things to believe in. And that is a cycle, every lost belief being replaced by a better one.

I guess I'm losing the writer's block.

Flex

I can change my mind, can't I?

What most people cannot get their minds over with is how some people like me, constantly change the way I/we think. We are helpless. Some words or expressions are mere products of what our present moods are and those moods are depending on our current states. So seriously, flexibility is the term, my good friends. FLEXIBILITY.

I don't know why this suddenly popped out of my twisted mind. I was going to Tweet it but then, I felt like it deserved a blog. And since I haven't blogged much, I decided to go for it.

I guess I'm slowly recovering from writer's block. I hope it continues.

My first..and prolly the last blog with photos.

Today, we had our digital photography session as part of the journalism summer workshop and I must say that never in a million years would I become a photog. I really suck. So really, for genuine photogs, I seriously apologize for the possibility of insult to your art. Sorry.

(Oh no, the quality is ruined. Stupid web format thingys for pics and stupid Sony crappyshot cam.)


But, what the hell, I discovered my love for rusty things.

And somehow, not-so-rusty things also caught my attention.

And yeah, colorful flowers too.

And some leaves too.

And lastly, I vow never to engage in activities connected to these pictures:

So much for posting pictures. My camera sucks and so do I!