::Crossroads and Complexities::

The trouble with living alone is that there are a lot of things that are hard for me to handle (no. 1 in the list is cooking, haha!)

I once saw a little mouse inside a trash bin, cowering in the corner...Back home, the standard procedure (hehe) for this kind of scenario is to call my father and he would easily handle the situation.. He would get a stick and just hit the mouse with it.Sczhwiiiing! it's dead. (sorry for the description). But how could I do such a thing to that little mouse inside the trash bin, wearing the "puss-in-boots" expression on its face? So I just took the bin on the street and let the mouse go, hoping that it will remember how a good Samaritan I have been and won't return to the house and be a pest.

However, what I did with the mouse cannot be applied to my visitor this afternoon. I really freaked out when I saw a large spider in my room. Waaah! I sprayed it with an insect-killer while convincing myself that although it is quite big, (bigger than my palm), it is still considered as an insect. And although we don't see a pictures of spiders in insecticide cans, it could still be killed with it... (Tao nga, namamatay sa Baygon, gagamba pa kaya? :P) I remembered the movie, Arachnopobia. Waaah!! scary!

After 2 minutes, it was still crawling, or should I say strolling, around the room... but after awhile, its legs were all tuck together, and I hope that it's dead. mwahahahahaha! (*evil laff*)

---dapat si Edward Cullen na lang ang visitor ko sa room. hahah! Twilight's sequel, New Moon, coming soon. :P