Get your facts right.

I was 'online-ing' yesterday (which I shouldn't actually be doing so, but who cares) and one of my friends IM-ed me saying "those priceless treasures are junks".

Okay, you can criticize me but don't expect me not to stand for my own rights. You can even try to criticize my very close friends, if you magically can speak after I knock the lights out of you. Even worse, you trying to criticize the love of my life without you knowing your own facts! Don't ever try saying or reasoning with me that those "priceless treasures are junks" without a single knowledge of all the History that lies within it.

If you think that it doesn't make sense in today's world- let me just give you an insight, if you are doing medicine, Egypt had the best medicine in the ancient world and it was because of their ability to mummify their kings and all, that is where your knowledge of medicine came from. If you are an architect, PYRAMIDS are the most amazing buildings in the world- three of which were build with a maximum of 2 mm error compared to each other, all those ancient buildings were inspired by Imhotep; where many of your architecture stuff derived its knowledge from. If you study Maths, guess what! Pythagoras- the maths dude...he studied in Egypt!

So before you even try and say that those "priceless treasures are junks" recheck your History knowledge...don't try crapping with me about such things. So you can continue complaining to me about your busy life and all those expectations! Whatever...you criticize Ancient Egypt's history, you can forget about me being all caring towards you.

-chelle-

What I learned?

I've been studying English Literature for the past two weeks and I've learned something from the novel that I am studying- Mill on the Floss-

"If your lover deprives you of your own happiness and forces you to sacrifice the happiness of those whom you love, evidently he cares nothing for your welfare and all that matters to him is his happiness. Therefore, he is not a man who truly loves you."

Yup, that is what I learned...well okay, only one portion of the novel la but it is a huge part of the novel.

-chelle-

Egypt!

There was a MPH warehouse sale the whole of last week and my aim of going was to get both the Narnia series and also a book on Egypt.I found both but to my disappointment the Narnia book did not have Ben Barnes (hottie!) on the cover and the Egypt book I bought was like a 'Peter n Jane' book. However, forget Narnia for now, I read the Egypt book which is on King Tutankhamun and I FELL IN LOVE WITH IT ALL OVER AND OVER AGAIN! And last night after class (which ended at 8 pm and came back home at 9:30) I managed to take an hour break and found a very interesting series on Discovery Channel- 'Egypt's Greatest Discovery!!!!'How can I resist such temptation?! Okay, a few places that I will visit in Egypt are 'Seti 1st tomb', 'Tutankhamun tomb', 'Abu Simbel's Temple' and the Giza pyramids! *faints*

How am I going to study when all of Egypt is running through my mind? Sobs! I want Egypt NOW!

-chelle-