Arcadia.


  It's currently 1.38am. The storm, she brews the darkness within. The density thickening under my skin. Of shadows and hollow spaces akin. She said I was always waiting for a miracle. Always wishing for more and a little less.

  Random past-midnight confessions, why not? #1: I suck at physics; its academic matter transforms my brain into mush. #2 I just cannot fathom the notion of study. #3: The weeks have been a string of both good and bad days. Some days nothing negative can get to me, and some days I tear up at the most minor, meaningless things. #4: Adolescence is so overrated - these years don't need to be the best of my life. Sure, it's been fun and eye-opening, but for one, I don't know why inadequacy always sneaks up on me. #5: The end of 2014 is on the tip of my tongue yet the near conclusion leaves me clueless.

Thursday // Supported friends in the public speaking competition. I didn't end up being a finalist, but I just had to be a spectator to eight of my grade's most astounding speakers. Every speech was positively bone-chilling, in the best way possible. I'm so proud of all my friends whom made it through, and of Lauren who won the competition. (She's one of the realest girls I've met this term. Her 16th birthday celebration a week ago is as depicted above.)

Friday // Attended the ever-nocturnal youth group. Seeing Alena was definitely the main highlight of the night. I can't thank her enough for remaining by my side - both literally and figuratively. I hadn't a clue that she'd turn out to mean so much to me, the first time I met her. It was an instantaneous connection. If only the world held more wholehearted, selfless people like her.

Saturday // Catch-up at Rebekah's. I got to catch up with more friends, most of which I hadn't properly seen for months. I actually had fun, unlike the convoy of pretense nowadays. The limited numbers must have been reason why. (Quality over quantity, folks.) I caught up with the good old primary school posse, along with Daniela and Rebekah. Certainly a bit more of an uplifting day, compared to former weekend traditions.

  Oh, dear me. Apologies if I bored anyone with this mere update, an influx of thoughts were encouraged. I've just been worn and torn. The rain has settled in once again, but surprisingly I welcome its stay. On most occasions, it's a dreaded mouthful. This time, it reminds me I'm not the only one that's benumbed. I occupy myself with warmth as I down every comforting cup's contents.

  And ultimately, a reminder to commence the week: Look out not only for others, but also for yourself.

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12 comments:

  1. Don't give up! Physics always killed me, despite the Sciences being my top subject in year 10, but next year you'll be doing things you like so just do your best (even if that means just scraping 50%). You've got exams, right? GOOD LUCK! Don't let all the study get you down! x

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  2. I'll attest to that soon enough :) And guess what, we were told we don't have to take any math/science exams if we passed the prerequisite! Still stalling for time though haha, do teach me your study ways.

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  3. your teenage years aren't your best! i've told it's the uni stage, but it might just be different for everyone :P it's good to hear you can still enjoy yourself though x

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  4. It'll be over before you know it. Hang in there. Just make these years count, and remember to stay young at heart, but old in the soul. It'll get to you a long way. :)

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  5. The university exposure, that's what I eagerly wait for sometimes! I was pretty much convinced by Meg, actually. They should be golden x

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  6. That'll stick with me, Jes. Thank you, it's reassuring to hear that from someone like you. :)

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  7. always blown away by your words, rachel. believe me when i say, adolescence is not the peak of one's existence, you have so much more to look forward to :) it sounds like you had an eventful week though!

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  8. Such a compliment! :) Thanks Shannon, you and other bloggers really know how to widen my horizons.

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  9. Great video, thanks for sharing :) Good luck with all exams, stay positive!

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    x

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  10. Cheers for the early wishes, Helen!

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  11. I love just hearing about your life, I honestly wish you lived here! We need to Skype soon and have a cute as Skype party <3

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  12. We're all booked in for tomorrow night! Skype is the best next thing ;)

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