knocking on heaven's door

My sleeping pattern was a mess after the girls' late night out. By the time I crawled back home with D and cleaned up, I fell into slumber at roundabouts 6am. Got up at 11am to hit the pet adoption centre (which by the way, didn't have the cutie pup I was looking for), had yummy chicken rice, and then ran my errands at the mall. When I finally got back home, I napped at 7pm, and only just drowsily woke up 3 hours back at 11pm. Since then, I watched Alfie on Dvd. Interesting film. Not a huge fan of Jude Law, but the whole film closely reminded me of an ex. One who was entirely lost on his own. Anyway, I loved Jude's suits tho. :)

This weekend was a good one. It left me smiling. Things are picking up in all aspects. Optimism, positivity and fulfillment.

I'm glad that D stood by me. Religion is one that never cuts clean. I've been told about an old friend lately who is extremely pious (and truly, I don't think anything wrong in that) but this strong belief is then in turn imposed on others. I don't think this right. I've been baptised a Catholic at birth. I admit I'm not the best of believers, but I always trust in free will. I don't buy that belief in the faith and constant preaching will make one a saint and others sinners. No offence taken but while there're tons of people out there who are fantastic Christians, they are also others who taint the faith. That said, who is to judge anyone? And really, who has the right to say that to be a good religious person you have to push and pull others into the faith? I'm one who would never do things for someone else's sake. I subscribe to that it's only right to do something if and only if you truly want to, and believe in it. I feel that what's most important in life is to live it well, and to live it right. And that, it's never ever too late to do anything in a lifetime. :)

Yet another monday tomorrow...I'm looking forward to my week. Night guys!

"Thats right baby I'm going crazy
I need to be your lady
I've been thinking lately
that you and me, yes we can make it
Just ride with me, roll with me I'm in love with you baby"

"Don't fear failure so much that you refuse to try new things. The saddest summary of a life contains three descriptions: could have, might have, and should have." Louis E. Boone