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Zee. 22. Singapore. Fine Art student. Procrastinator. Occasional insomniac. My favourite kind of gifts come in the form of books. Writing keeps me sane. Art keeps me busy. Music is universal. Europe is the place to be.

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Wednesday, 22 November 2006 | 9:28 pm

Guess what?

I'm bored with this background already.

Really.

It's not healthy.

Hah. Sorry. S.O.S. reminds me of "Charge of This Post".

Anyways, my brother got his motorcycle. It's a Yamaha brand. He said something about the model...I didn't catch it. I was awe-ing at its beauty and when he rode away, I felt like crying. And that was stupid. I mean, crying over your brother riding away on his motorcycle?

Perhaps, I just fear about his safety. After all, the last time he rode it, the motorcycle was riding by itself. Broke his rib...almost damaging his liver, a fucking hole on his shoulder and...I can't remember other details.

Oh, he lost my slipper! He was wearing it at the time of the accident. My dear flip-flop.

And he asked me in the presence of my mother:

"Two more years...don't you want to ride a motorcycle?"

I didn't reply. I didn't know what to say. Thy is not a big fan of motorcycle. Car, yes. Then my mother said:

"She'll drive a car."

My brother seemed not to be listening because he looked at me and said:

"Take license for it (the motorcycle) and race." I heard that tone in his voice - the tone that tells me he likes the idea of racing his sister on the road.

And, ironically, I like the idea, too.

My mother intervened. "Don't be crazy!"

And he laughed.

Told ya, he's crazy with racing.