A Joshua Weissman “But Better” Twix clip featured a maid-costume gag, ending with a playful “join our…” line cut short
A late-night Halo episode played on VLC, with Cortana-style overlays and a quiet indoor scene. The visuals landed as a simple, satisfying watch
Put on an air-fryer char siu recipe video, lingered on the glossy slices, and enjoyed the simple craving moment
The day jumps from film violence and parenting into disgust with food, distance from local relationships, doubts about what banks and tech firms are really doing, and then a sprawling fantasy blueprint for the headquarters,...
An early-morning snack and tea reset the clock after a sleepless stretch with Decision Points and the milk-and-cookies raid memory. Animal Farm followed, listing farm sounds and what each animal provided
Anne Frank’s line about “never had a real friend” got echoed, then Guinness and Irish stew nostalgia took over. Anthony Bourdain clips and Jameson praise closed the night, name-checking Troy Billet and Grace
The day starts with family hostility, economic despair, and the need to clear December's video backlog, then turns into partner-agreement work, enthusiasm for violent ritualized movie ideas, and long transcript notes about...
New Year's Day is dominated by transcript backlog from the early-December video logs: anger over Priyantha Kumara's murder, Harsha and Seylan complaints, people-you-may-know reconnaissance, security-firm bragging, and a lot...
The visible page is unexpectedly reflective: I start with Eric Schmidt, anti-Islam video politics, and my usual loyalty to Israel and freedom, then push toward a more mature position that says insulting Muhammad only makes...
A relaxed culture-and-food note built around Indian takeout, Gulab Jamun memories, a long list of favorite musicals for World Theatre Day, and a simple plan for the rest of the night: finish Jesus Christ Superstar, play...
Noted Steve Wozniak’s affiliations and Singapore ties, then recalled old Gmail branding resembling a red Royal Arch symbol
I chase proof with IQ tests and ego math, but the real conflict is competence versus execution: I can score high and still struggle to translate a letter into Sinhala. The stake is whether I'm 'smart' or actually useful,...
The visible page is almost entirely locked away, with only fragments and an ellipsis left on the surface, so there is no fuller T1 or T2 day story to package honestly here.
The day starts with writing as stress relief and Singapore memories, then hardens into a loyalty purge: distancing from the Dharmadasas, pruning weak ties, and deciding security matters more than keeping every friendship...
A loud sermon starts a tense day of sales study, interviews, hiring boundaries, coffee, exercise, burnout, and a late attempt to move from suspicion toward steadier judgment.
The day moves through food, pop culture, Holocaust reflection, business caution, and the effort to choose forgiveness without letting pain harden into prejudice.
The day swings between restraint and ambition: hiding angry posts, deciding karma can punish Lal and Deepa better than any retaliation could, settling on 45 mg of Mirtazapine, and mapping how Thilanga, politics, and bank...
A Sri Lanka crime-and-survival brief for overseas partners drives the page, but the movement is rejection: Navin blocks the outreach, Tamara blocks the politics, and the answer is a harder turn toward lawyers, banks,...
An anti-racism confession sat beside porn digressions and more restless switching, which makes the page feel like a sincere moral correction that still could not stop itself from slipping sideways.
I spent the day between race-and-state thinking, vivid food dreams, and a real medication crisis, with the page showing how easily policy grandiosity and physical fragility were sitting side by side.
I kept pushing through a heavy day of business-school leadership doctrine mixed with lab-grown meat excitement, and I closed it by staying in control and moving my story forward.
I turned formatting arguments and letterhead micro-edits into the centre of the day, but underneath that fussiness was a deeper unease about bias, control, and how I wanted the company to look and feel.
Friday the 13th energy pushed me into a much darker ritual and theatrical mindset, where music, symbols, and violent fantasy all started to merge into one script.
I treated the day like a cleanup operation on people, audiences, and identity, with blocking, sorting, and self-presentation becoming a way of regaining control.
I kept pushing through a heavy day of spiritual gratitude and startup confidence repeatedly clashed, and I closed it by staying in control and moving my story forward.
I was burned out, drinking, and still pushing myself to think ahead, moving between stress, ambition, and the feeling that I had to keep producing even while depleted.