• Mothers who feed their children inside the church. I know children are moody when they're hungry, but can't you feed them at home? Or bring something as simple as bread. At least bread doesn't have strong smell like fried rice and eggs.
• People who forget they parked at a place where other people can't get out unless they get out. And sometime after you got tired of waiting, came a running woman, panicky look, moved her car an inch, and then go back in because she's suppose to be in the committee or something, and you have to struggle hard moving your car backwards and forwards just to get out of the line.
• Old men with too tight pants. After a series of sitting, standing, kneeling, the pants might be stuck in between his ass. And being a self diagnosed obsessive compulsive, I can't pray while looking at something as distracting as that. Unless I straightened some things out. But I can't, right. Or I'd be sued for a sexual harassment complaint.
• Light weighted rocking chair. Okay, here goes the story. In most churches here, the place where you sit connects with a place where people behind you kneel. So if many people are kneeling at the same time and the chair is light weighted, this may come as the result:

• Good Friday. The crucifixion is sung with such boring notes EACH YEAR. Each year. It's a torture for the audience and I pity the singers especially the narrator. 
• Churches with very few doors. And believe me, in my country it may took 15 minutes just to get out of the building (kecuali di Stefanus yang bentuk gerejanya kaya lapangan). People here walk slower than turtles. What annoys me to my fuckin bone is when sometimes the person in front of me meets someone he knows and say hello-how-are-you not noticing that it's jam packed behind and there's nowhere else to walk unless he moved his ass.
• Oh well, at least I can always complain here. Happy Easter everyone!

Listening to: Sia - Where I Belong

shine, youre fine, see I will always have a smile for you my love and still we will be ok and well on the way, well learn it as we go, so dont treat me bad, just be glad I am strong, I know where I belong