Wednesday, November 08, 2006

Coffee or Tea? - Another Matter of Choice

Meant to tire myself a bit more before going to rest.. hopefully still well enough for CF tomorrow.

LBO alone meant that i went for break alone too.. lol.. very sad hor? Haha. Options are plenty.. but i guess, i just want to be alone for quite a while. So today they delivered another cake.. taste like chocolate cake with blueberry cream or something like that.. or was that the blackforest cake? Taste quite nice.. aww~

Was drinking the usual milk tea and then i began to wondered.. why sometimes i chose coffee over tea? Okok.. i know i was too bo liao le.. but then again, i was alone leh.. nobody to talk to.. so let my mind wander a bit lor. And it has got nothing to do with the amount of caffeine needed.. i liked coffee as much as tea.. well, the cold water there wasn't in consideration.. i got my own water supply.. lol.. so it was just up to this 2 choices every break time? Nope~ In fact, there are 4 choices. Either coffee, tea, both (in one cup) or none. But even though with such "abundance" of choice, the moment i reached the front of the queue, i knew what i wanted.. and it was only the last second that i've decided..

Such simple things couldn't require more brain. But empirical results shows that the probability of drinking coffee or tea is completely random.. but means that, i didn't have any particular preference between those 2. I've yet to realise the reason why, and i don't intend to find out.. haha.. coz this is really too bo liao le... and sorry to let you all read my nonsense.. haha.. but i just can't help it.

Well, the same couldn't be said for 52 and 74. For one, i can't board both.. and the other, i can't be not boarding any.. but now, things seems to be different. If 74 comes 1st, i would give it a miss.. but the moment 52 appears, i'll board it.. i'm just so inconsistent.

But choices as they are, no matter how small, affects what is going to happen next. Forgot where i read it.. but, "the summation of our choices made us what we are today".