The life and mind of Adeline Ong

If you have a horrid sex life.. I bet you can’t be as bad as this lil bunny.

Title:
Everyone Has Had More Sex Than Me

This news is from last year but a friend of mine sent it to me. It makes you wonder if money is not the actual key to happiness, then what is? They do say more money more problem. Then again, in this story, I believe is the lack of financial education. If a person is not careful with money, no matter if he/she has a billion dollars or only a dime, it will be spent.

October 5th, 2005

By: Mike McIntyre

Gerald Muswagon smiles during a news conference in this 1998 photo in Winnipeg after winning a $10-million Super 7 jackpot. He recently committed suicide.

WINNIPEG — Seven years ago, Gerald Muswagon was all smiles as his troubled life took a fairy-tale turn by winning a $10-million lottery jackpot.

On Sunday, Muswagon hung himself in his parent’s garage.

It was a shocking end for a man who appeared to have the world at his fingertips, yet clearly never could grasp the instant fame and fortune he was handed through his lucky $2 Super 7 ticket.

‘‘People are very upset, and this is all very surprising,’’ said his cousin, Mike Muswagon. ‘‘But he had been very depressed lately, although he kept that part of him well hidden.’’

Muswagon, 42, somehow managed to do what seemed unthinkable and spent nearly every penny of his winnings in only a few years.

The former resident of Norway House in northern Manitoba was forced to take a job this summer doing heavy lifting on a friend’s farm just to make ends meet while supporting his girlfriend and six young children in their modest Winnipeg home.

‘‘I really wanted him to be set up for life, so he never had to work another day,’’ said his cousin. ‘‘He should have been able to do that. But he made some very bad decisions.’’

Muswagon’s spending habits were the stuff of local legend, as rumours began to spread throughout Winnipeg shortly after he won.

Most of them were true — Muswagon bought several new vehicles for himself and friends, purchased a house which turned into a nightly ‘‘party pad’’ and often celebrated his new lifestyle with copious amounts of drugs and alcohol.

In a single day, he bought eight big screen televisions for friends.

‘‘He didn’t have the right people around him at the time, people who could have guided him,’’ recalled his cousin. ‘‘A lot of people asked a lot of him.’’

Helping my friend Josie…

If you are………..

- between 15 – 22 years old
- a looker
- cool / funky / hip
- definately not camera shy

and….

- know how to skate (plus a few cool tricks or two)

or…

- have outrageous tattoos to show us

or…

- have an obsession with PS2

Then we probably want you =)

Am looking for talents and if you think you’ve got
what it takes, then call us @ 017 301 2238 for a
casting session.

This morning, I have received bad news from Australia. A very close family friend, who my siblings and I fondly call Grandpa, has passed away. I felt bad because there were numerous times that Grandpa had asked us to visit him and his family in Australia but we just could not make it. Exams… Work.. etc. Well there was always something.

Then again, were those reasons or merely excuses?

I guess there is no point regretting now. Sigh.

He was a great man and he will be dearly missed. But as we all know, life goes on. And it is up to us to cherish and keep his memories alive.

Perhaps, I should rebond with Grandma. Is it too late? I mean, after Grandpa’s passing that is. I wonder…

Was unpacking my car. It became kind of a pick up truck for LPSM, over 100 t-shirts. (Anyone interested?)

Luckily, V was here to help.

Have Play reading tonight…. though…

Other than that, I am catching up with stuff I missed during the week.