Monday blues.
Monday blues. Am too lazy to do anything. seriously. There's quite a number of task to accomplish, ranging from Young Minds posters to tuition preparation. I've been in front of the com since I woke up at about 11am? But not much of a progress.
Some may like the weather today, or perhaps since yesterday. rather cooling. But to me, its so daunting. As if god is saying everything is just so hopeless.
Supposingly wanted to head to KBOX today. But my singing kaki only finished at 4:30pm. So we'll have to do it on Friday then. Mum keeps nagging at me for not going to extend my passport. I'm too lazy to do it today mom, moreover its at Lavender. tomorrow then.
Oh fuck, I saw this GUESS t-shirt the other day when I went to Town. Its sooo nice. cost a bomb - $119.90. Can it be anything more expensive than that? But seriously its nice. Believe me!
Kor leaving for Sydney on thursday, this time its true. He managed to get his tickets already. Even the Samsonite bag. Real cool. And he asked if I need anything from Aust when we went tomb sweeping yesterday. "Aside from the Koala bear which I've tonnes at home, please get me some board shorts" haha!
I had a weird dream last night. I dreamt of Dajie, Jiahui, Rina and Jasmine. How weird can such dream be?
Anyway gotta complete some work by today. Take care everyone!
Something about Déjà vu.
Déjà vu is French for "already seen." Déjà vu is an uncanny feeling or illusion of having already seen or experienced something that is being experienced for the first time. If we assume that the experience is actually of a remembered event, then déjà vu probably occurs because an original experience was neither fully attended to nor elaborately encoded in memory. If so, then it would seem most likely that the present situation triggers the recollection of a fragment from one's past. The experience may seem uncanny if the memory is so fragmented that no strong connections can be made between the fragment and other memories.
Thus, the feeling that one has been there before is often due to the fact that one has been there before. One has simply forgotten most of the original experience because one was not paying close attention the first time. The original experience may even have occurred only seconds or minutes earlier.
Thus, the feeling that one has been there before is often due to the fact that one has been there before. One has simply forgotten most of the original experience because one was not paying close attention the first time. The original experience may even have occurred only seconds or minutes earlier.
On the other hand, the déjà vu experience may be due to having seen pictures or heard vivid stories many years earlier. The experience may be part of the dim recollections of childhood.
However, it is possible that the déjà vu feeling is triggered by a neurochemical action in the brain that is not connected to any actual experience in the past. One feels strange and identifies the feeling with a memory, even though the experience is completely new.
