Things in my life so far
Adrenaline
: Raging bloodstream, pounding heartbeat, etc etc (and it's not falling in love!) with fatal results.
When testing what I've learned so far while alone in a foreign country, alone transitting in the airport (with tight schedule), taking any chem E exams, being pulled over by cops (speeding usually), time to perform (anything), coming to cleanroom, facing a chemical engineering lab, cooking meals without the right measurement of every single ingredients (and without lab goggles), proper preparation of accomodations and itinerary for travelling, last minutes of every Badgers football match.
Still waiting : informal part of summer lab (major adrenaline rush in my whole undergrad life).
What's so not : Looking for extra adrenaline than what you can get already in daily life, e.g : wandering around the cemetery at midnite (I haven't done this though).
Excitements
: Delirium of joy of doing extraordinary things, once in a while. No continuous occurences.
Parasailing, skiing, sledding, zafariing, canoeing, paintballing, horseback riding, rafting, banana boating, laser tagging, sports doing, real go-karting (not those they have on Mt. Olympus), hiking, boogie boarding, snorkling.
Still waiting : Flying on a huge air balloon, water skiing.
What's so not : scary rides on amusement parks. Those are so made, not original!
Delights
: Simple things in life that help make my life worth living.
Friends, star gazing, sunset watching, concerts going, bathtubbing, shopping, songs singing, new foods tasting, Margarita sipping, ballroom dancing, snowman building, furry cute tamed animals petting, chatting, puzzles solving, jazz bar attending, dressing up (for events, and for Halloween!), walking along the coastline, enjoying brats and beers and Mendota, music listening, sceneries enjoying, pictures taking, museums and aquariums going, light breakfast on gay sunny mornings, room designing, fireworks watching, Hershey's White Chocolate, Ice cream, Starbucks, praying, relaxing, new hairdo, sleepover.
What's so not : waiting, wet clothes after 52 mins in dryer, having to hang clothes post laundry, graphic movies, annoying people, semi-insomniac, lack of sleep, hypocrisy, environmental destruction, saying "St. Valentine's Day is a special day" coz it's becoming a gimmick, prolonged winter, frozen computer screen, running out of things at the non-desirable time, onions, midnite call without notice beforehand.
Challenge
: Non-pleasant-like condition with a stronger personality after-effect.
Falling in love, long distance-ing, failing exams, breaking wafers in cleanroom, wintertime in Wisconsin, university life abroad as engineering majored student, life without Indonesians around, job interviewing, stupidity, pulling an all-niter, accepting critics.
What's so not : regretting (see Junks).
Junks
: All the non-pleasant things that are useless but still do exist anyway.
Regretting, trying to catch the bus but still got left anyway, racial profiling, delaying things to do, being unaware of duties, thinking that cute instructor might be a great way to boost learning process.
What's so not : too many to mention.
Phobia
: unexplained afraidness to certain things
horror movies, phobia to heights or acceleration, ghosts, onions, dark places.
What's so not : things I'm not afraid to.
Passion
: what I simply can't get enough of, and is a goal, or important points I value in life.
family, travelling, new musical instruments learning, new languages learning, exploring, any forms of art, personalizing, learning a lil bit more of everything, being true, self-valuing, believing, moment seize-ing, audio CDs collecting, environmental protection, peace, reaching for more, accepting diversity.
What's so not : a blinding future with settled and boring life, loosing life before time, doing things that I don't like for a living, living in small cubicles, having kids (or at least, having 'em too early).
All definitions were defined by myself, not to be found in any dictionaries. All definitions are made to be subjective and not objective.
If you can name your life, and explain its 'body parts', how'll you do it?
: Raging bloodstream, pounding heartbeat, etc etc (and it's not falling in love!) with fatal results.
When testing what I've learned so far while alone in a foreign country, alone transitting in the airport (with tight schedule), taking any chem E exams, being pulled over by cops (speeding usually), time to perform (anything), coming to cleanroom, facing a chemical engineering lab, cooking meals without the right measurement of every single ingredients (and without lab goggles), proper preparation of accomodations and itinerary for travelling, last minutes of every Badgers football match.
Still waiting : informal part of summer lab (major adrenaline rush in my whole undergrad life).
What's so not : Looking for extra adrenaline than what you can get already in daily life, e.g : wandering around the cemetery at midnite (I haven't done this though).
Excitements
: Delirium of joy of doing extraordinary things, once in a while. No continuous occurences.
Parasailing, skiing, sledding, zafariing, canoeing, paintballing, horseback riding, rafting, banana boating, laser tagging, sports doing, real go-karting (not those they have on Mt. Olympus), hiking, boogie boarding, snorkling.
Still waiting : Flying on a huge air balloon, water skiing.
What's so not : scary rides on amusement parks. Those are so made, not original!
Delights
: Simple things in life that help make my life worth living.
Friends, star gazing, sunset watching, concerts going, bathtubbing, shopping, songs singing, new foods tasting, Margarita sipping, ballroom dancing, snowman building, furry cute tamed animals petting, chatting, puzzles solving, jazz bar attending, dressing up (for events, and for Halloween!), walking along the coastline, enjoying brats and beers and Mendota, music listening, sceneries enjoying, pictures taking, museums and aquariums going, light breakfast on gay sunny mornings, room designing, fireworks watching, Hershey's White Chocolate, Ice cream, Starbucks, praying, relaxing, new hairdo, sleepover.
What's so not : waiting, wet clothes after 52 mins in dryer, having to hang clothes post laundry, graphic movies, annoying people, semi-insomniac, lack of sleep, hypocrisy, environmental destruction, saying "St. Valentine's Day is a special day" coz it's becoming a gimmick, prolonged winter, frozen computer screen, running out of things at the non-desirable time, onions, midnite call without notice beforehand.
Challenge
: Non-pleasant-like condition with a stronger personality after-effect.
Falling in love, long distance-ing, failing exams, breaking wafers in cleanroom, wintertime in Wisconsin, university life abroad as engineering majored student, life without Indonesians around, job interviewing, stupidity, pulling an all-niter, accepting critics.
What's so not : regretting (see Junks).
Junks
: All the non-pleasant things that are useless but still do exist anyway.
Regretting, trying to catch the bus but still got left anyway, racial profiling, delaying things to do, being unaware of duties, thinking that cute instructor might be a great way to boost learning process.
What's so not : too many to mention.
Phobia
: unexplained afraidness to certain things
horror movies, phobia to heights or acceleration, ghosts, onions, dark places.
What's so not : things I'm not afraid to.
Passion
: what I simply can't get enough of, and is a goal, or important points I value in life.
family, travelling, new musical instruments learning, new languages learning, exploring, any forms of art, personalizing, learning a lil bit more of everything, being true, self-valuing, believing, moment seize-ing, audio CDs collecting, environmental protection, peace, reaching for more, accepting diversity.
What's so not : a blinding future with settled and boring life, loosing life before time, doing things that I don't like for a living, living in small cubicles, having kids (or at least, having 'em too early).
All definitions were defined by myself, not to be found in any dictionaries. All definitions are made to be subjective and not objective.
If you can name your life, and explain its 'body parts', how'll you do it?
posted by siduahuruf @ 1:38 a. m.
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