Saturday, September 10, 2005
People, if you find that you are really rich and is craving to watch some good quality shows. Watch these 2 Japanese movie, it is really good:
1. Crying out love, in the centre of the world
2. Be with you
Both can really effective in melting your heart. Makes you really wonder, what is life, when ultimately your ashes will return back to the earth. Love life now, probably when you realise that live ain't that long after all.
To amanda: happy 17th birthday[: May all your wishes come true in the forthcoming year
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Tuesday, September 06, 2005
I love the renaissance period.
Renaissance is such a nostalgic word for me. Those days where people respected the arts and looney artists devoting all their time to creating masterpieces. The arts scene was truly vibrant with passionate participants.
Art pieces from that period have simple themes. Michelangelo the one who drew that magnificient picture that I have posted here. He conceptualised his belief for god into his art pieces. He carved angels out of a block of stone.
It makes me feel really close to god. Some form of god.[ps: I am not a christian advocate]
-renaissance 2005, a period in my life to be remembered forever-
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Friday, September 02, 2005
Allow me to bore you for a moment:
In this never ending pursuit for us to keep seeking for the things that we ought to sought after, people just get lost in the midst of everything. The hustle bustle, the glaring blinding lights, the noise that blocks off our hearing. I do not really understand why am I typing all this now. It is most likely because I am getting weary of what I am going through. Perhaps this feeling is just for this moment, especially when it is really gloomy and dark out there, and it has been raining for 2 whole days.
I seek to find a place of solace, a place that belongs to my soul. I feel like pulling myself out of this world for just a day. Breathe the fresh air, lie on the green grass and do nothing but to stare at the skies(literally rotting away). Empty all my emotions in me, clearing my thoughts and feel my heart beat pumping against my chest. I close my eyes now, and I can imagine the ideal place, using my 5 senses to feel the picture that is being conjured up in my mind.
-REalised that I am always having such dreams, and I certainly do bet that Xin Yi will agree with me-
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Can anybody teach me how to strike this delicate balance between Chinese and English. Find that I am sandwiched between both, trying to breathe hard to survive. Thanks to the 4 years in TK, I find that it is much easier to cope with GP. Chinese on the other hand appears to be pressing me to improve my current level of proficiency. The piling Chinese tests and immense amount of homework is overbearing I guess.
Slightly regretting my choice... but have still got to face it. I am definitely NOT going to drop any subjects. Taking that I am venting my frustrations here...
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