Today is a special day, and represents some kind of milestone of success in my life, one fraught with, for lack of a better word, compromise. Not to elaborate too much, but life can never be peaceful with two strong personalities in close proximity. Good ? Or bad? Interesting? Or routine? Very subjective, this issue.
Anyway, I’m being brought to a suggestedly nice Korean BBQ place in Ampang for dinner. And I got a pretty surprise yesterday in the form of CD’s Fall’s collection DiorGlam, a shiny pretty compact thingie that has like some pink powder and white powder, which I haven’t figured out how to use. It says ‘face and eyes highlighting powder’ but I haven’t gotten around to finding out which is the face one and which is the eye one. Pretty excited since 1. its a surprise! and 2. Nobody’s given me makeup before. All i’ve been using are the Guardian-variety type, save for face powder and foundation lah.
Before I’m dismissed as a no-brain type, let’s change the subject. Well, today, finally, after days of whispered discussions and held breaths, the official results of the election were announced. The results, per se, were not so much as shocking as the reaction I observed from a few people. As usual, no names here. One surprise was a certain candidate whom I must admit, I had a personal bias against in the beginning due to certain personal reasons, actually turned out to be the most accepting of the results, with such a coolness that is to be respected. Such was not what I expected of him, and I must say, he turned out the best in my comparison of a few people.
The vote disparity between the top candidates and the 2nd place were among the 40s to the 80s and I’d be hard pressed to think that there might actually be a valid reason for contesting the results. However, an appeal was filed, to be reviewed by an Elections Tribunal. Some say it stinks of ’sore loser’ attitude, but I’m not one to judge, especially if the appeal was made by a person whom I thought of as a highly rational individual.
Why I say thought? Because when I was informed that a certain part of the appeal referred to a certain claim concerning the actions of certain council members, I nearly went ballistic. As usual, no details as this is just a blog to rant my personal feelings. I only heard some rumour, but apparently the complaint is that certain council members are unfairly using their influence to help a certain party win. To that, this is my response. No 1. Why does complaints only arise against the party who wins? How bout complaining against (if there are) other council members or other ppl who unfairly help other parties but those parties lost? No. 2 = I’m not even sure if I personally am implicated in this, as I heard very vague statements. But if I am, I dare you to find proof that I unfairly used my ‘Council member’ influence to help a party. Go ahead and check. Did I use my official MUSA webmail account to send ’support emails’? On a more personal note, did I promote using my MSN nickname? On my blog?
No. 3 = Would you complain against a person if you had known that person actually supported you? No right? What if you complained against a person but in the end found out the person did support you partially in the first place? I’m not gonna divulge the exact persons I voted for, but I can tell you my dear friend-who-is-making-the-complaint, I supported some of your team whom I thought clearly capable and worthy of vote (unlike one, whom I personally heard from his mouth that he said he was running for fun. yeah you heard me right, and its not defamation because it came straight from his mouth, and I’m not even naming names.) Yeah, I AM rational. I actually READ the election guide.
Well, the matter’s not solved yet, and time will tell. All. Must go get ready for dinner. ciaos.