Genesis: The Beginning

" Writing is the hardest work in the world. I have been a bricklayer and a truck driver, and I tell you- as if you haven't been a million times already -that writing is harder. Lonelier. And nobler and more enriching. "- Harlan Ellison

A very good day to you all, welcome to this humble blog of mine. Though it may not look like much( pardon me for the lack of pictures ), I hope that you will be able to sense the sincerity in the words I write, or for that matter, type. For those of you who may know me, I have finally decided to keep a blog of my own as the temptation to do so has finally caved in, leading me with no choice but to start one, yet, I hope that this "blogging" issue will not become an addiction since I have other more worrying things to think about at the moment, issues such as the End-of-Year Examinations which will give me panic attacks whenever I frequently think of it. The life of a self-professed "geek-warrior" is not an easy one, besides many dates with a diversity of textbooks, there are plenty of adversaries out there as well, which you will soon know in time to come if you stay tune of course. As the EOY draws nearer and nearer, my military-studying camp will become much more intensive, therefore, I may not have the time to blog, but never fear, I will be back in about a month's time. For those of you who may be curious about my pompous writing style, I will confide in you that my ambition is to become a great writer, so by blogging, it's like killing two birds with one stone as I can improve my language skills and become a better writer at the same time. Do take note though, I'm definitely not showing off my skills for the fear of negative critics out there who stop at nothing to "spam" the blog of others... Anyway, this post is just my "opening address", it gets more and more interesting as time progresses, so I hope that you will stay tune and have the faith to come back to take a look. Until next time, See you and all the best! Timothy Yeo, signing off!

Stephen King once said that curiosity killed the cat but satisfaction brought it back. :) I do hope that you know who I'm referring to.