Just a little quick update!
Finally met up with the girls before Carrie flew to Korea for her 3-week long trip! Damn shiok! That's the life of a student when you've all the time! (Like a really long break/ holiday - that being said, the downside is being poor lol) Quick updates from one another and I realised how fast we are growing older and wiser from the poly days. I always feel that 8 is quite a big group, but then I look at our photo, and realise, it's not a big group actually! Just nice to feel top 4 and bottom 4 in every photo hahaha Treated them to after dinner dessert at Anderson's ice cream and seeing them being so easily contented with simple treats makes me happy! :D
Beer fest with the pets team!
So I took a day off from work to bring the family to SEA Aquarium (we had 2 free tickets before that!) and bought another 2 more tickets. I can only say, aside from being World's Largest Aquarium, it's also the Most Crowded! Yes, the exhibits of all the animals and species were really interesting but without ample space to really enjoy and tranquility to be amazed by them, it kind of spoils the whole experience.
I'm not sure if it was because we went on a Friday and a school holiday, but I'm sure I wouldn't step in if not for the 2 free tickets!
Hope no one fell really sick because of the haze that happened last week! I honestly thought there wasn't a need to be bitching about the haze every single day or even every hour and to make a fuss out of it. In fact I didn't wear a mask until Friday (wear it was really bad that my eyes and nose couldn't lie!). I felt Singaporeans are really pampered and can really complain about everything. Social media does make such situation more light-hearted with funny comics and stuff, but complaining about government not doing anything or asking for stop-work-order is pretty redundant.
Probably we haven't seen the worst, which makes us so sensitive to such minor hazards.
Do you get the feeling that you really want to make a change in life but it just doesn't happen? Anyway, I saw the quote above from pinterest and I thought it's really true. So many of us are guilty of spending so much time impressing people rather than to make something of ourselves. The impressing thing just makes me wonder when can we really let go of what we are holding dearly to, to pursue what we really want to do?
I have many thoughts but I can't fulfill them if I don't make the first step out. It's like there's strings inside me pulling me from doing them and my mind debating if I should make those decisions. Like, I have the urge to work and play just to gain experience or to take a 3-month break and travel alone. Maybe it all boils down to whether we're willing to step out of our comfort zone.
Okay it's suppose to be just a quick update! I shall stop the ranting :)
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