Wednesday, November 29, 2006
Patience, please!
Falling so deely in love with the new ringtone that calls might take a while to get picked up lately due to the magnificently pleasant Magnifique. French songs are simply recognisable yet irresistable, even without the lyrics. Sorry people, but you gotta hold on for a moment now. :P
Saturday, November 25, 2006
Mono
And yet it's another winter break.
Feeling green (no, not the youthful shade).
Feeling green (no, not the youthful shade).
Friday, November 10, 2006
The Rainbow
How lovely this is, a slow-paced story of waves of climax submerged in the serenity of D. H. Lawrence's wondrous language portraiting the avant-garde Englishwomen of the late nineteenth century. Views of the new that could not be but banned by the mainstream British society are perhaps being outcasted and demonised from society here even till date.
One hugely humorous yet tactfully expicit example which cannot be absorbed by most today might be, "They took religion and rid it of its dogmas, its falsehoods... The aspiration was the real thing... The Greeks had a naked Apollo, the Christians a white-robed Christ, the Buddhist a royal prince, the Egyptians their Osiris. Religions were local and religion was universal."
Think again, it's true that ignorance is bliss. While bliss is something that never lasts.
One hugely humorous yet tactfully expicit example which cannot be absorbed by most today might be, "They took religion and rid it of its dogmas, its falsehoods... The aspiration was the real thing... The Greeks had a naked Apollo, the Christians a white-robed Christ, the Buddhist a royal prince, the Egyptians their Osiris. Religions were local and religion was universal."
Think again, it's true that ignorance is bliss. While bliss is something that never lasts.
Monday, November 06, 2006
Freed into another bird-cage
(Almost) All fellow birds, happy ORD. Welcome out from the confinements and in to the real real-world.
Hahaha.
Hahaha.
Saturday, November 04, 2006
Track and field
A simple example of the time of your life.
Took the 15km route from Bukit Timah to Singapore Island Country Club this morning and was totally amazed by the equitorial nature unimaginably (almost) untouched by nature lovers, especially the monkeyful stretch off Rifle Range Road. By-passing the Tree-Top Bridge, it was so invigorating and dream-catching that Clara totally threw hunger (trekked for more than 2 hours without having breakfast) aside. And it eventually dawned on the hikers that hiring chauffeurs is a much more crucial thing than having a non-living limosine parked at the wrong side of the world or something. It took at least half an hour to catch a cab near the club. Bah.
Dear, so when's the next one?
Took the 15km route from Bukit Timah to Singapore Island Country Club this morning and was totally amazed by the equitorial nature unimaginably (almost) untouched by nature lovers, especially the monkeyful stretch off Rifle Range Road. By-passing the Tree-Top Bridge, it was so invigorating and dream-catching that Clara totally threw hunger (trekked for more than 2 hours without having breakfast) aside. And it eventually dawned on the hikers that hiring chauffeurs is a much more crucial thing than having a non-living limosine parked at the wrong side of the world or something. It took at least half an hour to catch a cab near the club. Bah.
Dear, so when's the next one?
