My problem is that I love too deeply. I care too much. I pay attention to the little things. If I could be oblivious to things I notice, impervious to my emotions and seek peace, I shall suffer less. 

Severely addicted to House of Cards now.

I've been lazy in documenting my thoughts. Sometimes this continuous stream of feelings shakes me and leaves me in the dark. I have to let more colourful content take over- leaving no time to make sense of what just happened.

Everyday I wake up, get consumed by work, walk through the buzzing crowd in Central and take the time to cleanse myself...but my mind is cluttered as fuck. 

Bad Day

finals

Amid the pressure of finals, physical exhaustion from moving out, the need to sell my furniture/car,   follow-ups for my new job... I JUST WANT TO WATCH AMERICAN HORROR STORIES and THE HEIR (yes, this is my second k drama addiction).

[cry]

One of my fav quotes from Murakami

"Curiosity can bring guts out of hiding at times, maybe even get them going. But curiosity usually evaporates.  Guts have to go for the long haul. Curiosity's like a fun friend you can't really trust. It turns you on and then leaves you to make it on your own - with whatever guts you can muster."– Haruki Murakami

Being a journalist, curiosity is essential, but not enough. It takes guts to challenge someone, to get difficult sources to confront issues they want to avert, and to spot red flags.

American Horror Story

I'm addicted to American Horror Story. Currently on season two, which is about sanity. The more I watch it the more I cannot get away from it!

Jessica Lange is hands down the best actress ever. She can handle any characters– and I seriously want to interview her as a journalist.

Here's a sneak peek of Season two, which takes place in an asylum:

Christianity, sanity, sexuality, guilt all under one roof. I'd like to write a horror story when I'm free (trying to make this sound as casual/normal as possible)...