Charlton 0-1 Arsenal

I was relieved. Ljunberg missed a sitter. Mhyre made a few amazing saves, but it was the young lad from Spain. Jose Antonio Reyes. I was just getting desperate for him to score. He did; but I'm not so convinced by the Drogba-like finish. You shinned it in Jose, but as they say, they all count. After all, that is how Chelski defeated Arsenal at Stamford Bridge. Go gunners!

Taking my own decisions

From today, I have decided that I will take my own decisions. In the past, a lot of my decisions have been influenced by what people thought or would think. I think now I am mature enough to influence my own decisions.

Dunn worry anyone

listen please do not think im depressed or anything. it is just that i wrote what my state of mind was on the other day.. just a little bit of thinking.

broke a glass

It is amazing when they say 'he broke the ice'; I mean no one literally breaks the ice. Well I literally broke a glass today. It has been a few distressing days. Had it not been for the awful cold, I would be on my flight to Swiss in three days. People around me have stopped being normal. The ones that were always abnormal still are. I have so many people who talk to me; my friends; but I still feel out of the scheme of things. Does that happen to people? Or is it only a passing phase which will get over as I get on with the four years that I have in college? I again say to people who should: Go break the ice.. you are not literally breaking it.

It juz happens

I just fail to understand people. What is going through a person's mind at the moment is not what remains there. One moment a person tells you something; the other he does the exact opposite. Maybe it is not His will to make us understand. Maybe it is not for us to think. But then, isn't it a natural thing to think about a person who you care about and think care about you?