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Taking care of the sickly one....

July 1st 2008 13:28
Will is sick with the flu. Been 2 days now, he has a slight temperature and very blocked nose. Not to mention the thunderly coughs from time to time.

I am usually the sick one. And it's quite weird having Will sick and I am still healthy, considering how fast the virus usually travels and how close we have to be in the same house, yet I feel that a lot of the times when one of us gets sick, we'll stay healthy until at least the other is a lot better again.

It must be a mental thing. I am thinking maybe I subconsciously know that I must be well during these days to work and to take care of him so I must stay healthy. My body might be pressuring my immune system for over-time so that I do not get sick from Will. If I fall sick that means I won't get paid and that means both of us are in trouble.


I think sometimes even for a weak (physically or mentally) person their body can force them to be strong under circumstances. I remember a long time ago reading about someone's grandmother who's always known to be scared of cockroaches and insist that the grandfather kills them for her everytime she sees one. She could not go near them at all. Then one day, the grandfather passes away and when the grandson goes over to visit his grandmother, he sees her getting her slippers and killing a cockroach that has just crossed her path in the kitchen. He knew then, that his grandmother was not afraid of cockroaches, it was just her way to show her dependence to his grandfather in the same way that perhaps he enjoyed killing the cockroaches for her just to show that she can depend on him... and now that she doesn't have him anymore, she is still strong enough to deal with the little bugger on her own, hence showing her own strength too.


Perhaps we are all a little like that? At times of trouble, we are all forced to be strong, no matter how dependent we normally are of the other person.

I do admit that I am really tired though. Perhaps it's time to sleep.....
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Recognition and Support

June 27th 2008 10:34
I have successfully survived my first month at my new job. It was intense, the learning curve was steep, but also a month when I realised how much Will actually loves me.

Ok, so I am the one who is working, making money and trying to keep both of us alive. In any other situation it would be pretty dreadful, but in mine, it's sweet and extremely satisfying.

Will recognises my hard work, and recognises his role in my change of lifestyle and career and thanks me for it. And he is willing to support me every other way. In the morning while without a job, he is free to sleep until whenever, he is willing to get up with me to make me breakfast before work. He does the laundry, he cleans the house, puts the rubbish out and not to mention, cooks almost every single meal I have. I come home to a cooked mealing waiting for me, and it's always proper food too. Stews, pies, stir frys, roasts and pastas. I do not need to lift a finger. Not even for a cup of tea.

And he hasn't complained once.

So while it's financially stressful and tiring for me to be the only one working full time, he is also trying to be extremely useful around the house.

Isn't it great?

Recognition of merit and supporting one another is so important in relationships. Unfortunately in today's society, too many people try to quantify merit that they forget sometimes a small guesture and actually mean a lot to someone. Sure cooking may not be the same as having a full time job, but at least it's his way to make sure that when I am not at my job I am relaxed and don't have to work too much more.

It's always the thought that counts! (Not that I am saying cooking is not hard work! It is! )
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Hello my robotic lover!

June 23rd 2008 04:49
I don't know if anyone noticed this headline in last weekend's The Australian 'Robot, I love you' (unfortunately article not available on-line) about how in 5 years robotic sex toys might be available for the general public and it would actually be possible in the future to have a robot partner 'programmed' to your liking.

It's like that movie AI coming true...

A similar report in The Courier Mail: Robot lovers are coming for your reference.

I mean, would you??? How uncomfortable would that be? Human relationships are so complex and the fact that it stays interesting is because of our emotions and our flexibility. Are robots likly to become like us? Imagine having a robot as a boy/girlfriend... and then one day you accidentally pour tea on them....

Just something interesting I thought I'd bring up on Love Adventures... looks like it's actually going to be quite an adventure to love for all of us in the future!

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You know that outsider feeling you get when you have just moved into somewhere completely new and into a job where you knew no one, and each day you just don't feel like yourself, and you are just a little particle floating around in a big fish tank waiting to be scooped out?

And then, come a day when suddenly, you have friends, people start saying hi to you, people start telling you about their day and ask how you day has been, and it's like suddenly, you are part of that school of fish


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I've always been pretty independent, and having lived with myself for 2 years previously I didn't think I had a problem with being with myself again. Will is down in Sydney for the week visiting his mother and I came home today without anyone waiting for me making me the usual cup of tea. It feels kind of strange.

Before I officially moved here, Will told me how he was going crazy with being alone. He starts to talk to himself, and he really really misses everyone back home. I kept telling him perhaps he could read a book or get some DVDs to keep him occupied, but obviously those things are not going to take up 24 hours of his time, and with the rest of his time, he just didn't know what to do


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What does a rich woman want?

June 12th 2008 10:42
For some reason we've been discussing Jane Austin's Pride and Prejudice. The book's famous opening line is "It is a truth universally ackknowledged, that a single man in posession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife."

Obviously she never predicted what will happen in the 21st century. It seems like these days all men with good fortune are all in want of just a shag


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I am smitten and happy!

June 8th 2008 12:22
I have been flipping through the beautiful pages of a book named 'Smitten', of kitten photography by Rachael Hale, one of my sister's more thoughtful presents she bought me in the recent years.

Smitten
Smitten - Rachael Hale

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I've just noticed after signing in today that it's been at least 7 days since my last post in any of my blogs. Trust me, I didn't mean to neglect you guys, however over the last weekend I've just completed a major transformation of having the last day of my last job to driving up from Sydney to my new Coffs Harbour home to starting my new job on the Monday (after flying down to Sydney on the Monday morning to start a three days training) then flying back up yesterday night to start my retail job today. It's all been a whirl wind and I am feeling extremely disoriented.

And of course, having left my last IT related job meant that I lost my laptop that was supplied by work as well as a job where I am regularly sitting in front of the computer. Well, in the retail Flight Centre job I do sit in front of the computer, but having to face clients and type up quotes and answer the phone and dealing with a photocopier that doesn't work half of the time, I don't think I'll get much time to slack off and blog. So I will have to do my blogging at nights now


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It's always hard to say goodbye

May 29th 2008 10:45
Although my official last day is tomorrow, I decided to give myself the day off tomorrow (the whole team is going out to drinks anyway so I didn't see a point in 'working'), packed everything and said good bye to everyone this afternoon.

It's the second time I've had to say goodbye, and this time, with no intension to come back so soon in the future. And it was so hard


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Nothing wrong with fantasies! :)

May 26th 2008 09:17
I had a wonderful dream last night Nothing sexual, but it was simply pleasant.

I dreamt that I was at a large mansion, it was some party or something, but nothing wild, just a couple of friends meeting up for a fancy afternoon tea type thing. And then we were playing this game and in my dream I had a crush on this guy who looked like Orlando Bloom (a little better tho) and I have a thing for Orlando Bloom... (don't worry, it's no secret either. Will knows!) but he didn't really pay much attention to me during these games. As part of the game he kissed the girl next to me and I was like "damn" but a little later in the dream he came up to me and kissed me passionately


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