My personal 9/11

Once in a blue moon, one would wake up into a totally different world. For most, 11th September 2001 was one such day. Four planes off their usual course, three buildings struck, two cities in chaos and a world in total disarray. The moment the first plane struck, invariably, everything in this world no longer seems as before.

Today, 25th September 2005 was my personal 9/11. As we said our final goodbyes, reluctance and a wave of sadness overwhelmed me. With teary eyes, my heart dropped as she walked out of sight. When will I see her again?

Tomorrow morning, as I wake up, I know for sure that my world will no longer be the same as it was. But as night falls, I'll look out into the stars and I'll know that I can't be that far from her, as we're both looking on the same side of the moon.

Wherever you are girl, I miss you a lot and I can't wait to see you again.

Same side of the moon

I see the same side of the moon
That we'll be looking on when the world turns blue
And know that time and space can't come between me and you
We share the same side of the moon
And though you'll never see all the tears shine through
I know I can't be that far from you
If we're both looking on the same side of the moon

The Amazing Chocolatier

Willy Wonka Willy Wonka the amazing chocolatier!
Willy Wonka Willy Wonka everybody give a cheer! *hooray*
He's modest, clever and so smart, he barely can restrain it
With so much generosity, there is no way to contain it

Willy Wonka Willy Wonka he's the one that you're about to meet
Willy Wonka Willy Wonka he's a genius who just can't be beat
The magician and the chocolate wiz
He's the best darn guy who ever lived
Willy Wonka here he is...


Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Assumptions

Sometimes, because you know that you know a thing or two, you figure you probably also know a thing or two more. You reach one correct conclusion. Then you reach another. And then, because you suspect that you are on a roll, you jump to a further conclusion. It seems like a good one. But actually, it is an assumption too far.