Then I wondered what I would do next.
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"I give myself a good cry if I need it. But then I concentrate on all the good things still in my life."- Mitch Albom
Knowing where you're going is all you need to get there.
I WANT TO GO........
- NYC's Starbucks for a carrotcake
- Melbourne Market at Victorian Arts Centre
- Tokyo's shopping centres
- Korea's ski slopes- Bring me the snowboarding gear!
- India-- a long backpacking trip
- Ikea Stockholm for some meatballs
- Berlin (Hello Nazi Architecture)
- Florida's Disneyland- Nothing beats the original
- The Maldives to bury my feet in the sand
- Shakespeare's house in Stratford for a picnic
- Singapore Kopitiam to continue dreaming
Virtually, I go....
While on the go, I read....
- Tim Harford's "The Logic of Life"
- Haruki Murakami's "Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman"
About Me
- Rubber Dust
- Singapore
- “Everything a writer learns about the art or craft of fiction takes just a little away from his need or desire to write at all. In the end he knows all the tricks and has nothing to say” Raymond Carver
Wetting Pillows
"I give myself a good cry if I need it. But then I concentrate on all the good things still in my life."- Mitch Albom
7 comments:
U can hit your head with it and feel the pain, reminding you life is real, whether in Laos or Singapore. Then place it back to where it was, unless it was obstructing traffic or posed a potential hazard. If you hit too hard just now, you might bleed a bit, so apply pressure to your wound with a bandage and some ointment, and life goes on, that was just a chapter (a very good one). A new chapter unfolds now........
hey.. tell you something ;)
If you were to ask Louis Kahn, a great US architect, "What does a brick want to be?", his answer to this would be, "It wants to be a arch!" :P
So build an arch of friendship, an arch of memories, an arch of a bridge to cross to someplace great! :) a small, but strong one, together we have 14 of those, shd be enough!
hoho ;)
Put it in the ground,careful to make sure it is in line with the previous one, pat the soil around it and make sure it is solidly in place, then pick up another brick and do the same, on and on till the work is done.
yeah, huixin, agreed: )fourteen's enough.
charles, arent u violent??? "u can hit your head." GOSH!
th, u learnt that from MR OK? :D
the foundation for your building has been laid.whether it will withstand the forces of nature it is all up to how you lay the remaining bricks. so be careful. do it slowly and make sure each one fits perfectly. i would suggest using the no '25' method ;)
then you lay it.-ml
Is that the library that you all furished with books at Laos?
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