In times like this, when you can almost touch the eerie dread of your inevitable reality, you are suddenly bestowed with spurts of foresight, or rather wayward curiosity
Greetings reader, for you have stumbled upon my blog, a website layered with cobwebs and dust. If this be your first time reading my blog, it may very well be your last because I’m in the habit of writing in a cliché self-depreciating manner. As we speak, the dreaded examinations are edging closer and closer and I’ve yet to start on any topics.
However, today’s post is not just another rant about my deluded and disillusioned self due to academic reasons. Today’s post is about something I’ve realized about me throughout the years whenever a major examination is close; a trend of sorts.
I realize that I think very very far ahead whenever the examinations are close. I think about what I am going to do after the exams, where I will be upon graduation, which beautiful belle I’ll stumble upon (just like you and my blog), what job I will be undertaking, what company I may own and alas, death itself.
The ultimate equalizer as most people call it. Even better than that equalizer Sheringham scored against the Germans. As much as I like it to be untrue, it is true that death equalizes everything. Sad.
I wonder what I’ll leave behind upon my death and where I’ll go after it. I wonder, I wonder and I still wonder. You may argue that such thoughts are worthless and I won’t argue back. Simply because they really are worthless at the moment!
Damn, as it turned out, this post really is just another one of my aimless rantings about my deluded and disillusioned self. Oh well L