The ANiiTHING BLOG

2017 was one heck of a roller coaster. Preparing for Boards, coping with studies, and most memorably, contracting Dengue.

Alright. Let's jump right to it. Just like everyone, I have dreams when I'm asleep. BUT, the dreams I dream are straight-up bizarre. They are plain weird, so much so that I still remember them vividly to this day, for better or for worse. I've bottled up these dreams within me for years. I've only recounted them to a few trustworthy people 'cause I if I had told them to everyone, I would've been judged beyond oblivion and ostracized from society. Also, years ago, I was told by a good friend of mine that you should never share your dreams with anyone because a demonologist once told her that such dreams may end up coming true. Considering the current state of the world, a dinosaur resurrection or planetary collision wouldn't make any difference. It isn't beyond the realm of possibility. In fact, it would zest things up and brighten this monochrome world.  So, after a lot of deliberation [not really], I've come to the conclusion that I should reveal to...

It was 2012 [How the heck is 2012 eight years ago? Also, didn't the world end back then?]. My DS Lite [remember when that was a thing?] died just after a few months of using it. Not surprising as it was most likely second-hand. My uncle felt bad and asked me if I wanted another DS.

When compared to my classmates, I took the longest to get used to school. Initially, I was petrified at the thought of leaving my mom and being alone for a few hours. Honestly, I'm even surprised that the teachers were able to drag me away from my mom and put me in the classroom. No exaggeration, putting me in class was a Herculean task. I would hold on to my mother like my life depended on it and begged her to not send me away. I would cry and scream and hit whistle notes that would put Mariah Carey to shame.

Crazy when you think about it. I was living a double life. I've had this blog since I was 7 years old. Really, I could write back then?

Before we begin, can we appreciate that title?  I know it ain't special but I have put to use an important literary device - alliteration.  You probably don't care but my English teacher would be proud.

"I can't not have things in order. I need to carry my hand sanitizer with me all the time. I can only do this task a certain way." I'm so OCD!" Sure you are .