I just cannot sleep!!! Call it insomnia... Defined as habitual sleeplessness (mind u, this is from oxford dictionary). So, this is the first post that i up in my blog. It took me a while to contempelate into whether i should get a blog or not. Out of the boredoom i face everyday, i finally decided to go ahead.
I always have the thought that whatever happens at home, stays at home and vice versa. Gosh, since I left home 1 year ago, i've never had this feeling sooooooo bad as i missssss home sooooo much! Maybe it's just what i've gone through this weekend. I'm still unable to digest whatever news I've heard. I just had to lush out all my feelings tonite. Just had to find an outlet to whatever insane life that i'm going through now... in order for me to sail through the upcoming week.
Travelling...... Something i hate most. Especially when you are the driver. Knowing to drive is a blessing, but being a driver for others is another story. Sban-KL-Bidor-Ipoh-KL-Sban... that's where i'm been this weekend. The best is yet to come. At every stop, there was some sort of 'surprise' waiting for me......
Stepping into the house, even before i get to put by butt down, then comes the news. My dad told me that my grandmother (she has CCF) had to go for a scan. Was thinking, how bad can that be? Upon further questioning, it turned out to br OGDS. This opens to a sea endless questions. Why? What for? When? By Who? All i knew was that she had some stomach ache, which was relieved by food. And the dr actually put the thought into her head that she might have cancer. Come on, there are sooooooo many differentials, and you decided to tell the old lady that it's cancer? You are scaring the wits out of her. Imagine you are already worried about the procedure itself, with the additional worry that it's cancer... She's 88 years old for god's sake, and she has to go through the freakin thing. Give her a break! Even the thought of doing the OGDS is freaky, imagine u going through it! They shove a tube down your throat, while you are at the verge of drowning in your own secreations, barely able to breathe. It took some time to convince her to go do it, but it came with one condition... I had to accompany her that day! How bad can that be, right?
At least i could catch a 45 minute nap before driving to bidor that night. After a long, tiring week in sban, i really needed the recharge. Thank god journey was smooth all the way, 110km/hr at midnight, and the dogs slept their way through, thanks to my bro's fillet-o-fish aroma in the car! 'Konged' as soon as head touched the bed...
Voices calling my name was heard as early as 0730, come on, I still need more sleep! Wat breakfast? I DON'T EAT BREAKFAST! My presence there was a mere to satisfy my grandmother, all i had was a cup of milo ais, which lasted me till dinner. Continued the journey to ipoh after 'breakfast'. Spent the rest of the day doing nothing, just lazing around with ted.
Dinner was rather intresting that night. We had steamboat. But instaed of a pot of soup, it was a pot of porridge! We (my bro, cousin sis & I) argued bout how they managed to make the porridge so smooth. The classic was when someone suggested that it was cooked the usual way and then all put into a blender! Did some window shopping after dinner, went home empty handed as usual.
Later that night was told that my aunt found a lump in her breast. She has been dragging this problem for some time now, giving herself excuses that she is busy. Please, I beg you... Just go see a doc. It's always when you have a problem, you just want to run away from it, fearing the worst. The risk of cancer is there, since her grandmother passed away due to breat cancer, but you'll never know unless you go get it checked out.
Sleep that night was extremely poor. Ted couldn't sleep as well, up and down the bed umteen times. In addition of his claws on the wooden floor (4 horse power)... clicking away all night. Woke up early the next morning, followed mum to market. Finally left Ipoh at 1100, collapsed on the bed till 1700, then totally swarmed by the dreaded feeling...... It's time to go back to SEREMBAN......