conclusions/reaffirmations this weekend;
i thoroughly enjoy cheering crowds (sport, celebration etc); absolutely loathe shopping/commuting crowds - especially ungracious ones.
so does that not make me a city person?
i like pulsating energy and electricity in the air - but not the daily drone.
undecided.
overwhelming sense of national pride when i watched the preliminaries of the F1 last night.
so delighted when the commenter highlights the route using the local landmarks.
like the uproar that was created when the route was announced;
'F1 cars racing across the 100 year old bridge (the one beside the fullerton hotel)? well its this distinction that marks the Singapore route'
damn right it is.
aerial view of the track showcased our city and truly in all its beauty.
the brightly lit track hugging the marina bay area, towered by surrounding buildings and our freeway just hovering (seemingly precariously) over it.
cars on it looked ridiculously slow in comparison - occurred to me if its relative or they were really slowing down to catch a bit of the action on the track below :)
as put across to me from a close friend who texted last night from the track 'are you watching the F1? its wicked!!!!'
i'm sure it is.
to the aussies who rejected the night race concept in Melbourne - you miss out!
i put across to j yesterday that my life seems so unexciting compared to the dramas developing around me.
he quipped back that he could inject some drama - thanks buddy.
he finds it funny that my friends here are always calling me for advice - when i'm remarkably younger than them (5 and 7 years).
too sensible; too straight headed which brings me back to my previous post -
where's my reckless youth where i make stupid mistakes that i laugh about when i'm 40?
but believe me when i say i am contented with my drama-less existence; its possibly good enough for me.
until i cannot take the mundane aspect of it; i'll pack my bags, take off and explore the world and take all it can offer me.
i pray i have the guts to do that when it strikes me.
as mum says 'compared to your brother, you have a lot higher tendency to liu1 (mandarin word for wander, to go around).'
yeh. admittedly i don't think i'm as homely as he is, but i do know where home is.
really i do, its always inside me.
jiLL divulged at 12:50 PM 0 Comments