Anyways, the Redang trip was awesome. Something that I truly felt what a perfect class trip is, at least, for the time being. Sporting bunch of friends and great activities. Cool. As for the pictures, I guess Facebook has replaced the era of people posting pictures on blogs. Well, as you can see, this revolution is revolving around:) And so does my many pictures that I suppose to post them all here.
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During these few months in KL, I guess I finally came to understand life better. In a practical way. And before that, I would like to categorize the multitudes in 3 categories:
- You are born lucky, blessed and have all the opportunities coming to you to lay down the success pavement in your life.
- You are just like everyone else out there, living a conventional life, having a conventional job from 9-5 and working your way thru the success ladder-which usually ended up not realizing your dreams coz the world is unfair and it really is.
- You are below average and you practically suck at everything and no one takes pity on you though it seems like everyone cares for you. And yes, this sucks very much.
Regardless of which category you belong to, you still strive to aim for the best ain't it? Though sometimes you know that the outcome will be 99% impossible of what you wanted. As I can see, some people rise, rise and fall, stay stagnant or just below the line always.
I believe that what belongs to you will be yours and vice versa. And it's true. When you try too hard to gain success the shortcut way, it's as good as betting your life by throwing it as a dice in a Vegas roulette. I admit that I myself am seeking for shortcuts at times, but just to realize the virtue of being down to earth and realistic at the very end of the day.
When you live in a city, you see your life clearer in a way which tells you that in most things, it's either you play by the rule of the game or you die. And in a way you are blinded where illusions in forms of hedonistic lifestyles found you.
I guess in many events of our lives we wish to borrow a time-machine('shi guang ji' in chinese-as you can read from my title) to amend the little or big error you made in life which will possibly be a decision that affects your entire life. Correct?
As for me, I wish I could go back to the night before my dad passed away; and to make perfect the last moment I was going to have with him on earth---making the best presentation of his birthday present(which was 4 days before he passed away), making the last best speech and 'good night daddy' that I was ever gonna say to him. Sounds familiar doesn't it? To those who have gone through what I had and hope for that 'just one more chance, one more time' to happen just for that very one time for us.
Mankind has emotions and it is an immortal feature we will never be without.
Perhaps I'm just too lonely out of a sudden although I'm in fact very contented with my life now. Having almost everything that I wish, and having things that I don't even need.
To that, I wanna thank mummy and my beloved aunts for making my small lil' Apple family complete--my macbook, ipod touch and iphone.
Next on Apple wishlist: all the ipod nanos(to match my clothes), macbook pro and imac>.<
That's all for tonight. Currently listening to Lifehouse's Storm and Yo-yo Ma's Sonata N. Good music.
Nights ya' all.








