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Showing posts with label Fun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fun. Show all posts

Saturday, January 11, 2014

41 Random Uneasy Bad-feel Situations in Life



1. Watching him/her walking away and doubting while you're still in the game. 

2. In any competition, facing the truth that you are rejected for the others are better than you. (Yet, awesome only when you can tell yourself: let's forget and move one and work harder.) 

3. Seeing your you-still-love one posting sweet couple photos on Facebook or Instagram. 

4. Wanting to do some certain things but you cannot just because your ego say no. 

5. Having too much work to do in very limited time. 

6. Being unable to speak your thoughts out. 

7. Knowing that your best friends cheating on you. 

8. Finding out you're no longer matter in someone's life who you still think about. 

9. You're far away and physically impossible and your parent(s) is now ailing sick. 

10. Seeing others better than you and they are looking down on you. 

11. People judging you, using their won yardsticks and not even bothering to remember that each person is uniquely gifted. 

12. Walking in a group in which you don't feel any belonging sense. 

13. When your stomach moans and you still have to sit in class. 

14. Seeing your close friends checking in or posting happy photos on Facebook and you are not even informed of the get-together. 

15. "Seen but no reply" message on Facebook. 

16. Not having enough time for your family. 

17.  Not being able to go home for a family lunch on a Saturday. That really sucks. 

18. Not telling her/him you're into him/her and years later finding out that s/he was into you too. Assumption kills, really. 

19. Losing a loved one. 

20. Your teacher punishing you and not the others for the same mistakes you both did. 

Tuesday, June 4, 2013

5 Things I Miss About AL


The hell is AL, Js? 

Bubble a guess, what about?


It has been almost for a year I haven't touched this AL things and it bores me to a moderate extent since I once was this fist-sized interested in this AL. You know, one doesn't simply let go easily of things he was once enthusiastic in. Not even to think of it once in a while. 


If you are a linguistic student, you might have heard of this AL, a fine tough subject that is both boring and entertaining to study. 


Wednesday, May 29, 2013

15 Things About I When It Comes to Movie-watching


Movies and I are related, I guess. Back into my childhood and grown-up life, though I didn't watch too much movie, I enjoyed some cartoons--a kind of movie, I call it-- that were aired by then Cambodia TV channels and several Thai movies, especially one about ghosts and witches, that were then popular among Cambodians. Averagely, I spent only less than 2 hours a day for movie and TV things. FYI, then, during the 90s the only access I had to movies was through TV; no internet and going to the cinema. Things grew a bit when I turned teenager. Though I started to engage less on TV and on movie as most of the time was spent outside the house, I still found time for  movies, if any available, at night time via TV. Then, there were ancient-Chinese and Singaporean movies.  

Wednesday, April 24, 2013

WrestleMania 2013. Finally...


It's tongue-scratching to just wait for this event. Almost 3 weeks and finally here it comes.....on the TV. What if I had been there? Off-fantasy! 

So, wrestling is a good show that I have always been enjoying. I have been watching it since my childhood. Thank Buddha! Then,  a local TV channel hosted the recorded show. And, lately, with cables installed, I could re-enjoy watching the damn show. 

Tell you what? I have heard people saying this WWE wrestling is not so real and are all preparatory performance; well, yeah it is and it is. Yet, believe me, you can't just take your eyes and mind of this entertainment-plugged performance. 

In a normal SMACKDOWN or RAW show, there usually come those wrestlers who keeps naughtily and trickily playing others; that's cute preparation. Yet, again, you can't deny the fact that people are flying and hitting one another with chairs, hammer, metals and etc are just eye-confusing acts. 

So, yay, the Mania 2013 are brought available on a Thai TV channel which can be viewed, too, in Cambodia. Even if the amazing event is not simulcasted, still the eager within to watch the not-so-real-yet-entertaining show are just there, in the vein.  

I didn't catch the whole event. Yet, I enjoyed the The Undertaker vs. CM Punk and Triple H vs. Brock Lesnar match. Who would not enjoy it, people?

Well, good one that The Undertaker still goes unbeaten in WrestleMania. 21-0. 
And, HHH could defeat the mighty Brock. What a match! That part, I skipped my lunch. lol

Check out some matches here, below, folks. 






Still a better performance than Twilight, anyway. :p :)



Monday, April 15, 2013

Khmer New Year Cheer


For one thing, Cambodia is a nice country to explore. Many sublime interesting historical sites, Angkor Wat, for example. Too, there are also dignified culture and tradition one shall be aware of.

As for now, it's Khmer New Year Day. And, there is something you may wanna know since it's fun-making and trimly convivial.


For music out there, we all have heard of viral Kpop, westernized RnB, Blue, Rock and whatever. Apart from these, Cambodia has another kind of music to showcase to the world, known as Khmer Popular Traditional Music which is....well, let's just see the video and have fun; and then you shall know how happy Cambodians are. Here we go; dance along if you wanna. :)


Monday, April 1, 2013

3 Little Inspirations from The Sea and Beach




Ever go to the sea and enjoy the breathtaking relaxing view, folks? What did you enjoyed there? The sea? The view? The food? Well, almost all, I guess, unless you are dumb or sicked. Okay, now we shall go the story. In below, you will read there little inspirations from the sea and beach. Unbelievable? Well, check out, then. 


The water of the see is salty (not yet to mention the liquid people add to it; if you know what I mean!) and we all know that. Well, no one want to taste the salty water raw. Would you, literally? Yet, we all shall not forget the fact that seawater yield good benefits too; it brings out salt, is home to various sealife, which we enjoy as food. Alike, the taste of life is not always sweet, naturally and not to add all the problems that we impose into it. Not many enjoy those not-so-sweet but still we get to live our respective life. So, what is the point here? Well, life is just like seawater. While seawater is salty and not many people enjoy the taste, there are still some good things of seawater. Same for our life: the taste, literally, is not perfectly sweet and not many, too, want to taste that taste but still there are good things in life. Plus, we can choose either to enrich the seawater either by help valuing it or by not contaminating it with rubbish and other toxic substance uncaringly exposed into the sea. The same is for life: we can either enrich it by valuing it and living it in a way that desiredly benefits us and others or by not causing more problems into our respective life. 


Not so inspirational, right? Yeah? Okay! We'll go to the second inspiration. 


I once visit the sea, and to be exact, the beach. After the uproarious plays with my mates on the beach and sea, we took a rest; some went strolling while some went relaxing at the nearby store. As for me, I took a saunter under the shining evening sunshine. As I strolled carefrelly along the beach to another end, my eyes witnessed many things: people convivially whirling in the sea with their friends, some sat under the sunlight relaxingly, some happily riding a small oil-geared boat in the wavy sea while several couples, hand in hand, sauntered along the beach. As I walked to explore the other end of the beach, I left footprint on the sandy beach. The breezy evening wind almost took my soul away. Ways too relaxing. Yet, I noticed something (yeah, something). I noticed that every footprint I made was wiped away by the seawaves that hit the beach. One by one, no matter how shallow and cute my footstep was! The point is: you gotta walk up and see ahead even if your past is holding you back; just like these footsteps; no matter how deep, still it has got to be wiped away and there will no more footprints if you stand still. YOU GOT TO MOVE FORWARD! FORWARD IN YOUR LIFE! That means, no matter how bad or good your past is, keep going and living. FORWARD, remember?


The third, and final in this post, inspiration from the sea is the sea itself. How? Well, the sea is more like our respective life. The sea get hit by the big waves and played by many people; that way, the sea lost its natural sublime quality; yet, still, there are those who like and love to spend time at the sea. What about our life? Yeah, we get hit by various obstacles and many dump and play us, and still out there there will be people who want to be nearby us and have us as companion. So, kindly stop the upset before you start to feel ashamed, comparing yourself to the sea.



Lastly, hope you all enjoy this post. Yet, one more cautious thing to alarm you. Even the beach and sea can give you inspiration; well, simple enough: it's time for you to pursue or create yourself some inspirations to look forward and to live for. Have fun living, babe folks! :)




Monday, March 25, 2013

5 Old-but-gold Songs from Cambodian Artists


You do listen to music, don't you? Well, everyone does! One could be weird if s/he doesn'ttuck music in. What types of music do you listen to and enjoy, anyway? Rock? Country? Blue? RnB? Hip Hop? As for I, I don't discriminate any music available for soul-refreshing, which means I listen to all kinds as long as the music consoles my ears and souls and brings me on a journey of good-feeling seeking. Rock, country, blue, RnB, Hip Hop or whatever, they are just cool when they are cool in my ears. And, surprisingly to you maybe, I listen to all songs: Khmer songs (though some are not originally produced), of-current-trends Kpop which is now virally contagious and western ones that really share a huge picture in music world.  

Tuesday, October 30, 2012

A Ding-ding Experience to Remember


I was on a two-day trip to Kompong Som, Sihanouk Ville, with some classmate in early July. The memories still live in my head. The breezy and clear-sky morning was so understandingly inviting. On the bus, we enjoyed chatting, the comedic videos and the views along the road; especially the natural farm, mountain. What a eye-consoling view. The bus reached the land of memorizing sea at around 12 in the midday. The roaring tuk-tuk that made us burst out uproarious teenager laughter and cheer took us to the GBT Guesthouse. Oh, my! There, the sea, the tides, the waves and the breeze! After lunch we hopped and played wildly on O-chher Teal Beach with many photo-shots. The damp drizzle started to pour and we continued the play in the sea, getting hit and dragged with big waves that seemed merciless. We were enjoying convivially the play. “Here, it comes again, my friends.” cautioned Chanrun, my mate.

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