I thought you loved me for who I am.

It's probably 28 degrees out tonight, feels like it had just rained. I wish every night could be like this one, I could blog/forum-surf/facebook while nestling in bed, listen to Jason Mraz and John Mayer swoon (oh Jen you lucky girl, why'd you let John go!), think about what I need to accomplish tomorrow... wait, I'm supposed to complete an overdue tutorial tonight. Sigh such is life, the heart is willing but the flesh is weak ;)

Anyhow, thanks to A/P V's website review assignment (and of course, the classmate who did a review on this website), I got introduced to iamneurotic.com; if you think you are crazy/weird/have OCD, think again.

I have the same (weird) habit as whoever posted this picture onto iamneurotic's Flickr. I'm not sure when I'd cultivated this habit but it's been going on for quite awhile. The next time when you eat Subway/McDees with me, pay close attention to the time when I finish eating my sandwich/burger. I always, always fold the wrapper up into at least four halves. Throw me a sweet and I'd do the same. What a beautiful mess, indeed.

I thought this was quite funny, though it's definitely not something I'd do. On the contrary, I'd start reading the book, get to Chapter 2 to realise that I cannot wait to find out what happens at the end (I blame the authors for victimising the protagonist in unimaginable ways), achieve a sense of catharsis after learning the ending, then return to Chapter 2 to finish up the novel. It happened to Marley&Me, EatLovePray, and all other books I've read in the previous year :) Oh, just so you know, I haven't started on "Bali" for ELP but I already know how the story ends.

But the craziest Neurose I've seen so far is this one:

"triangles taste better

I can't eat a sandwich if it is cut any way besides diagonally. When I go to Arby's (or any place that typically cuts sandwiches vertically) I specifically ask that they cut the sandwich diagonally. (I also apologize profusely when this happens)"

For me, as long as there's food on my table, I devour it no matter circle triangle or square. Gee, I only remember Arby's for their exorbitantly-priced sandwiches though I kinda regret not having tried it back in the States. Otherwise, Subway, Denny's and Wendy's are probably my favourite out of the rest :)

All this talk about food is making me hungry. On a sidenote, I realise I have no "Followers" under Google Friend Connect. Hmm I know there are people reading this space but it feels weird not receiving any feedback. I guess I enjoy attention but it doesn't really matter, does it?