Its just another Bananaworld

Went to Raffles Place today in a rush today for a rush job.

I ended up taking the MRT, that we always took. Cannot help but remember how it all feels. And it all feels so familiar. That warmth, sounds, feel...

And its only me this time.

I am worried that the memories will fade and i will forget. Wonder what will happen then? When i return to the places we went, will it be the same feeling?

Its been a hectic weekend last week.

Apart from dressing up for the Halloween party, i attended a dinner party (to open up my social network), partied till late @ the club and took lots of crazy pics...

Most of them are in my facebook account.


In party mode...


Being quite high and wailing my toy swords.

(Whats with Blogger's picture upload service? Is it good? Will try it out. If it kindna sucks, would change back to photobucket. Bear with me.)


I think i partied quite hard. Ended up with a tired body during the weekdays. But should be recovering for the intense weekend ahead.

And that would of course include my first dragon boat race~ If i can make it through the timings of course. Hope i would do well for this Saturday's individual timings to make it for the Sunday's race. More pictures of the race to appear soon!

Been a while since i updated this rusty website. Have to admit, am really neglecting this site due to the convenience of other social media tech: Facebook, Twitter and MSN. Does anyone read this?

So what have i been busy with?

Mostly trying to deal with the break up. It seems that every time i take a slow step, memories of her would appear before me. These few months have been the longest time that we have been apart. I wonder how is she?

My latest sports interest Dragonboating, is really interesting. I borrowed a really much suitable (for me) paddle from my junior recently and its like a whole new challenge for me. There is a race next month, and i hope to take part in it. Need to push myself from time to time.

Over the weekends, i met up with some friends of the past for clubbing, and took this time to catch up. Really realised that the whole clubbing scene is still as wild as ever, but also much dangerous especially with drunk people on the dancefloor. I don't think clubbing is really going to be my kind of thing, so I guess i might retire for some time, until the event calls for it. (like Halloween?)

Recently my parents asked whether if i am seeing anyone.

I don't really know how to tell them that i don't want to date anyone just yet.

But i guess my parents are just being over-concerned that i might end up being single for the rest of my life. And most prob, would spend my late 40 years drinking guiness stout at my nearby kopitiam checking out the beer auntie.

Currently, i am still doing fine by keeping myself upbeat with events and activities. Though they won't fill the void of a relationship, i do miss that feeling of sharing a world with a special someone.

Ironic how i don't want to date anyone yet, but yet long for finding a special someone.

Maybe i just haven't settle down on my thoughts.

Labels: reflection

Yesterday went to Esplanade with friends to have a feel of the Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations organised by Esplanade.

It was fantastic!

Got multiple events going on...

One of the favourite was 猜灯谜！

There were lots of riddles, and i even managed to solve one of them. But unexpectedly someone else guessed the right answer too. So i didn't manage to claim my win!

After boring my (not-so-into-Chinese-riddles) friends, we moved over to see more performances.

The best was the Chinese Orchestra performance by Echoes of the Valley Orchestra at the outdoor stage of Esplanade where they performed classic songs like 甜蜜蜜， 夜上海 and other classical Chinese festive songs.

It felt like Chinese New Year already! haha....

The best part was when we were watching the performance, the management people passed out mooncakes for the audience to eat! It was really warm-heartening to feel so 'Chinese'.

In Singapore, not many people are in depth with their roots, especially Singapore being a multi-cultural country. We tend to take our roots lightly.

It was simply great to enjoy a Chinese festival with friends. Its been a while since i have so happy in an outing! Too bad no pictures were taken... But memories are good enough!

Labels: chinese orchestra, CS Lao Jiaos

Was out last night, and managed to drink some beer.

The beer wasn't fantastic, but it felt great during the warm night. And at that moment, i realised i missed drinking beer.

Drinking that nice cold beer, munching some peanuts, talking some random rubbish to my fellow drinker.

Perhaps drinking could be a new found hobby of mine.

I realised i have been working for a month already. Tuesday are always the toughest to bear, because of the aftermath of Mondays.

But thankfully, I have nice people to work with. Hence, every work day is enjoyable to me.

I'm truly blessed, and i hope that there could be more good things coming my way.

Currently, there seem to be many things to do and i hope that i would have chances to accomplish them.

My body is kindna aching from the dragonboating last weekend, but its really fun to push the physical limits to see how far i can go. The rowing made my left arm so sore that it cannot flex properly (Tricep muscles are badly strained out!) Hopefully, there can be more opportunities to push my limits for a better mind and health.