Peak-hours. From what I saw and experienced today, most Singapore people tend to turn into a “kiasu” and “no-manners” monsters during that particular time. Seriously, don’t they look left or right when walking? Instead of those snobbish looks why don’t they just say one simple word “sorry” when they ‘accidentally’ bumped or knocked into people around you. And don’t they learn how to queue up while waiting for their turns? Instead of pushing why don’t they wait patiently? I thought we were all taught on manners during our primary school? Has that gone to waste? Newsflash – manners matters!
For the first time ever in my life I see a man crying (watching in movies doesn’t count, okay?). And this is not cry with only tears flowing from eyes but emotionally crying because of some personal matters. Just like girls crying when they are sad over guys, love, etc. I think the sobbing part that shocked me. Because, guys are always known as a macho and manly figure and they don’t like emotions taking control over them. So, guys out there! Please share some tips with me how to calm you guys when crying? Should I, let the guy carry on with his crying and venting what he’s not satisfied with or just use, “banyak bersabar…” method?
And last but not least, I love rain!!! Maybe because these past few days it’s been hot. I just stared at the rain when it pours heavily and I enjoy doing it. And if only, no one's looking I just want to play and have fun in the rain. What we usually heard when it rains, people complained. When the weather is hot, people also complained. I don’t get it! Rain rain don’t go away...
I think I learnt something valuable from all these...
p/s: I'll update on Marie Digby autograph session soon... waiting for the pics...
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"Nothing is impossible when you believe. Unless, it's really impossible."
signing off @ 23:37:27
