i always wondered what it was about birthdays and growing old that people hated.
i think i understand it a bit better now.
it's cos we cling to our past, albeit consciously or unconsciously,
and as i close onto my 20th birthday,
i must say i feeling a bit of that disdain for growing old.
come saturday, i will have crossed the threshold that is teenhood.
as people remind me, i will no longer have a '1' as the first digit of my age.
oh the woe. haha.
oh wells.
anyway, to gripe somemore, it would seem that God doesnt plan for me to be playing rugby anytime soon. according to the MO, i have what he suspects to be a torn posterior horn, or in lay terms a meniscus tear, and as such will require a specialist review. and from what i can gather from the net, meniscus tears usually require surgery to patch up, if not it's just physio to strengthen muscles to ease the load. haiz, as unfair as i feel this is, i have grown tired of complaining, of feeling emo bout my injuries and inability to play rugby. now, all i can think of is to get this darn problem solved, so that i can rehabilitate and then play some rugby again. that seems to be a major goal in my life; to play rugby that is. and i'm sure its a sticking point to my parents and my friends like ruth, who don't fully understand why i still insist on playing. on the other hand the guys like mark understand it completely, which is why they dont try stopping me, but at the same time they worry, cos like mark says, i'm liable to get myself killed playing rugby. argh. this is just frustrating.
gosh i just realised i typed that chunk without any spacing. haha.
oh wells.
pascalene thinks i should forget bout
ruth and move on.
i think its difficult, she is/was so different.
impossible to forget.
i love her still.
sigh...
it's not a cry that you hear at night
it's not somebody who's seen the light
it's a cold and it's a broken hallelujah.
hallelujah...