I love how witty the storyboard is that it does not require any dialogue at all to bring out the same o’ laughter at the end of 40 seconds!
For you.
July 27, 2009 at 8:40 am (love)
Today, I watched 2 shows that really stir up your emotions towards your loved ones. One is ‘Bai Quan Nv Wang” and the other one is “P.S. I love you”.
Two souls that met each other through the millions of people in this world…going through each single challenge and obstacle to be together…finally they are together in the end. There may be times when you meet with difficulties and argue with each other…there will definitely be sweet times.
At the end of the day, time is not infinite. There is a limit to our lifespan and the number of breaths we can take, but there is no limit to our love. Treasure each single moment that you still have your loved ones with you, before there is no tomorrow. Do not take them for granted, do not take tomorrow for granted.
So it goes.
Junrong, I love you.
The greatest love of all
July 2, 2009 at 9:55 am (Our bundle of joy)
It’s been such a long time again..lets see…around 2 months?
Well, I can’t believe that I can keep it mum for so long..almost don’t really know how to give a shout out now…
Anyway, here’s a video to sum it up!
Decode the secret message behind this song if you can!
=)
Vesak Day
May 12, 2009 at 5:42 am (life story)
It’s amazing how two lines and one cross can change our lives forever…
Paper versus Rock
May 5, 2009 at 12:08 pm (philosophy)
煮豆燃豆萁，漉豉以为汁。
萁在釜下燃，豆在釜中泣。
本是同根生，相煎何太急。
As an only child, I have never had any fights with a sibling, but I can imagine how would that be like. But I can never imagine sueing your own sibling. Over what? At the end of the whole event, you may get back your ‘face’, you may earn back your dignity and pride, you may get back a huge sum of money even. But at the end of the day, you will lose your own sibling, a very special bond that can never be replaced, not even with your husband or wife.
I cannot imagine how sad I would be if I am their parents.
Someone once said that children learn from their teachers. If their teacher is a bad person, the children will become a bad person. I wonder then how will children and parents feel when they should know that this fight is happening.
I always wonder why do paper win rock?
Paper, like money, like ‘face’ is fragile and can tear up easily. Whereas rock, the solid, like family and kinship, will be a strong fortress for you and support you when you walk through the remaining part of your lives.
Then why let paper win over rock then?
I say, let the rock triumph over paper, ANYTIME.
Let there be light
May 4, 2009 at 11:18 am (click)
Took this photo yesterday evening. It reminds me that in times of darkness, with the slumping economy and the uprising cases of swine-flu, it is ever more important to look towards the light at the end of the day.
The colour effect
April 28, 2009 at 7:04 am (mood, philosophy)
Rainy afternoons always have this effect on me…the scent of afternoon rain seems to creep slowly into my brain and makes me feel sleepy.
Went out for lunch despite the heavy rain. As I was walking towards the MRT station, I began to notice the different umbrellas that people around me were carrying. I realized that most of the umbrellas were all of sombre colours…grey..black…single colours… And I recalled of the time in Rome, where it was raining quite often too.
I fell in love with their umbrellas there…they were bright and colourful…some had artistic drawings of angels…some had rainbow colours on their brollies. These brollies created a happy and cheerful tone to a dull rainy day. Everything just seemed a little brighter.
If everyone here start using more brighter coloured umbrellas, I’m sure it will definitely make rainy days a little more cheery! =)
Professor Shichida
April 27, 2009 at 9:28 am (moments, work)
When I heard that Professor Makoto Shichida has passed away in his sleep on 22nd April 2009, my heart was filled with grief. Though I’ve only seen him once during our 5th Anniversary Gala dinner 2 years ago, he has created a strong impact for all of us in the TSM family.
I have never really been able to handle death. I simply don’t know how to let out my emotions in this matter. But I’m deeply saddened by his passing. Even my bff could sense something is weighing on my mind when she saw me the next day after.
I sincerely know that he is in a better place now, watching over all the children in the world. He has been a great man with a big big heart. Through watching his videos, you can feel his sincere love for the children and hoping to create better bonding for all parents with their little angels.
Somehow along the way, some parents forgot the joy of being parents, the first moment their babies came to the world, the first moment their little finger holding to yours, their first laughter, their first word, their first step…and replaced their love with scoldings, expectations, negligence…
Especially living in the present competitive society, parents feel the extra stress of comparing their children with other children. It is such a sad reality.
I believe with love, the world would be so much more a better place for everyone; babies, children, teenagers, adults, and the elderly.
I don’t know how to end this blog. I guess there’s no ending to a blog on such a great man.
To me, Professor Shichida has not only just left behind his teachings and research. More importantly, he left behind his love and heart for everyone… …
Just me.
April 27, 2009 at 8:56 am (mood)
My my..its been some time since I’ve last blogged.
As each day passes, I feel like a simpler girl as I was yesterday. I guess I’m now at a stage in my life, where my perspectives seem somehow different to the yester-days. Don’t know whether is this the feeling of groundedness…or simplicity…as the title of my blog goes. Or is my life plain oh boring. I guess it really depends on your own perspective.
I am no longer an eagle…wishing to soar high into the never-ending skies. Neither would I say that I am a turtle, living each day as it is. I guess I’m just me.
Not escatically happy at this moment, neither supremely sad about anything.
No complains about my life so far.
I guess what I’m trying to say is…
I feel at peace.
Thankful.
March 9, 2009 at 7:14 am (mood)
It’s been raining since morning. I love rainy mondays..especially when I’m in the comfort of my own home, listening to good music played over my computer.
Still got to write reports later, but I’m in such good mood.
It feels good to have no trouble or worries in my little head of mine…parents are well and healthy…got a loving husband who is showering me with more love each single day…no worries at work as of now…I’m healthy and well too…money wise also nothing to worry about…what else can I ask for?
I’m thankful.
