Everything seems boring when you are bored

Posted on September 3, 2007, 1:04 AM by lovemysnoopy

What feels weaker than a weaker body?
When the body is weaken, no supplements, no energy, no nutrients, the mind collapse and you suddenly find so laze and lethargic with not even a bit strength to fight the weaken body..

So I think I steam my way through to the journey in the train station today after a boring Sunday at home last day.
It must definitely be boring because the body is boring so thus, everything is boring. And then you feel so helpless, un-listened and alone…

On a Monday morning…

I’m Feeling: …..

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