What I have learnt recently?

There is more to life in Singapore then just Kent Ridge Campus. Despite being in Singapore for the past five years or so, its sad to say that I have not explored Singapore as much as I would have liked. There is still so much to eat, so many places to go and so many things to explore. When people ask how much students have to study in university, I keep telling them that it really boils down to how well you want to do in school. In a way, how much you go out to see Singapore also depends on the people you hang out with. Don't get me wrong though, I love the people I hang out with!

Construction is a rough and tough sector. I better get ready for it. Time on the clock, one year.

At times, I think back and am grateful for all the people who has helped me and been there for me. I wish there were a way for me to thank them all, personally. Whether a handshake, a hug, or a little trinket from my travels. Unfortunately, there aren't enough presents to go around from my travels. I apologize for it and hope that you know that you have been remembered and appreciated.

Jetlag is no joke. Which explains the time that I'm posting this. Either that, or something else is keeping me up...

You really learn alot by talking to different people. In a way, people talk about their interests. And as different people have different interests, talking to different people will expose you to different interesting interests!

Truth be told, I may have gotten my priorities wrong for a while now. It may sound exaggerated, but there was only one thing that I gave in my all. In poker, its call "All in". This time, I may have lost the bet. But I will not regard it as a bad call.

Realising this, it would take a fool to not change a thing. Then again, it would also take a fool to change totally. The trick is to brew up a concoction with the right dosage of change.

Then again, how do you know what the right amount is?