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I think I'm going mad. o_o Or I'm just constantly blur.

I looked at my phone and noticed the battery was running low. Critically low.

The next thing I did was to look at my laptop to check if it was plugged in. Then suddenly I realised, it's my phone battery that's dying, and not laptop. -_-

And weeks ago. my phone rang for quite some time when I was on the train. I thought to myself "Hmm.. who's the one using the same ringtone as I do? Wahlao why never pick up?"

I reached school, checked my phone and found out I got 3 missed calls during the period I was on the train. -_-

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