Not shy.

Today i wave goodbye to the blank woodboard sitting infront of me.
I've decided not to put myself through 9-6 screen starring hours anymore.
Am surprisingly immediately cheered up by simply doing what my heart cries for.
Sorry company but when you've gotta go, you've gotta go.

Don't worry, i've learned valuable lessons in these short few weeks.
1. I really can't work long hours, unless i'm on a major deadline
2. Most people are doing jobs they don't really love, and are only doing it for the money

I definitely didn't see myself getting sucked into the giant hamster wheel the whole of Singapore is running.
I thought, "I'm different now, a smarter Singaporean."
But sadly there is some truth to the "excuse" most people use: no choice what
The only way to stop it is with a huge conscious fat-step off the treadmill.
Few are motivated/ambitious enough to do so?
I understand it's an even harder step if you've got a family, much respect.
So to the ones who have time, don't get sucked in and regret it.

I've got about 5 blog-posts worth of things to say.
But i'll try to cut the juice and sum-up.
I want to talk about my boys from Woking visiting me in Singapore a few weeks ago.
I want to talk about my ridiculously early 21st birthday celebration.
I want to upload all the photos i've taken this summer.
I want to talk about what i've been threading in my mind.

But in Singapore, no time.
All I know is that i'm even more grateful for finding God at Uni.

PS hopefully a friendlier imagehost to share slideshows akan datang.