Thursday, May 15, 2008
Over dinner, just a few moments ago, I was listening to newsflashes over the television.
Apparently, they were reporting about this rainbow in China. About how it signified light at the end of the tunnel, amidst all the chaos and destruction after the China Earthquake. And this was my chain of thought.
Thought 1: Wow. Rainbow.
Thought 2: Lame. Why report about a rainbow.
Thought 3: It wouldnt even make the news in normal situations.
Thought 4: Hmm. I guess only in such depressing circumstances can they see hope in a rainbow.
Thought 5: Must we only appreciate the things around us only when we are put in a difficult and depressing situation?
Thought 6: Why cant we just appreciate simple things in life? Things that have always been around us.
Its not much I know. But its just that Im not normally able to track my chain of thoughts. This being a rare occasion, I thought I should keep it down somewhere. Haha.
Anyway, some soccer news. Avram Grant has taken a swipe at Premier League referee Steve Bennett. Claiming that his poor performance at United's final game against Wigan had cost Chelsea their title. Apparently, this is his pathetic attempt at playing mind games. I mean, come on man, its been like what? 6 Days after the game. Isnt it abit too late? -_-" Grant really has some work to do on his mind-games skills to be able to pose any realistic challenge to Ferguson's.
Elsewhere, it appears Lehmann has taken his last bite at the Premiership. Claiming that english goalkeepers "do not go to school long enough", which explains their "poor concentration during matches". Coming from a goalkeeper who's no longer wanted at Arsenal, and all the more the Premiership, I can only say it really is pathetic. For as long as I can remember, Lehmann has always been the one making the blunders and looking like an idiot.
Alone in darkness at
7:38 PM
