Thursday, August 10, 2006
I like the feeling of waking up and smelling the aroma of food in the kitchen, and as I lay my eyes into the kitchen, sunlight just flood into the kitchen and make it so much warmer and brighter. Amid the sunlight, a tiny figure scrambled about like a magical fairy, and prepare the most tastiest food in the world. As I drag myself into the kitchen to brush my teeth, crazy fairy ("Mum") would tell me the most fascinating story about monster ("The evil fishmonger") and the little devil's bad doing ("Lisa = my dog") as she weave through the chores. Women are so good at multi-tasking, it's undeniable. I love holiday, that's the time when my mum cook, other than some weekends, it is so warm and fuzzy you can't help but to stay at home and steam yourself under the aroma of the food. Oh ya, I love food that is serve hot, and to me, soup is an essential item on the dining table. Eat it hot on the mouth but warm in the heart. I'm a traditional guy k, but definely not old-fashioned.
O well,All well, Days well. :)
8:38 PM
Wednesday, August 09, 2006
Miss Clarity Cafe5 Purvis Street (Lane directly opp the new National Library)Open 7am to 11pm, closed SunTel: 63394803Warmly greeted by the red girly decoration once I step into the cafe, and it was pretty much packed up with hungry diners at 7pm. A very good place to settle in for a dinner which serves really great food with reasonable price. If you are afraid of crowd and noise, this wouldn't be that of an attraction. But assuming that there is no GST and no service charge, I bet it itself is another attraction worth visiting.
its another national day..how time just whizzed by, and when everything just start filling in gradually, we step out into another lane which lead to another destination of our life. The wonders of life. Well, look ahead, it is still a beautiful rainbow, but in another light.
9:26 PM
Monday, August 07, 2006
There she was looking in the mirror; a little petite girl, with long dark hair, a face that had a story of pain and despair etched on it. She was looking at her reflection and she was asking a question we all ask ourselves, "Who's going to love me for being me?" In today's society we have conditions set on love-either be pretty, or be brawny, or be intellectual, or be charming or be.......YOU? When will start accepting others for who they are? When will we look beyond the externals and look at their very being? To that girl looking in the mirror, my response would be, "Hey, I accept you for you.....I don't want you to be anyone else.....be real....be you.....thank you".
10:18 PM
Saturday, August 05, 2006
Do you know what the biggest contention in today's world is? If you said money....some would agree, but i think not. Peace? Well that's a strong contender...but i think not. Happiness? many would want that..but i think not either? Relationships? it may be true to a certain extent, but i think not...The biggest contention in today's world is SPACE. The room to grow, to develop, to stake a place for identities to grow. We all crave for space- a space to be still, a space for contemplation, a space of refuge. SPACE. Let's try to give each other space. Space for opinion, space for exceptance, space for identity. When we learn to respect each other's space, then we would find peace, happiness and our relationships will prosper. Money wouldn't be our focus, because we would be having so much fun enjoying our humanity and appreciating our differences....
4:24 PM