Lukewarm.
Sometimes you're already doing your best, but it never seems to be enough. That's how I feel right now. Or maybe I've just grown accustomed to the pace which I'm doing things which isn't actually my best. Whatever the case, I'll make sure this will be a memorable experience, one which will make us want come back for more even when it's over. I'll change their impressions for the better, and I'll make sure by the time we leave they won't have regretted choosing us.
I'll do it, because it's my responsibility to.
Quite a few interesting things happened over the past two days... Went to Kranji Memorial and Cemetery yesterday, and went to visit HCISO this afternoon.
Kranji Memorial was a really fruitful trip, and I don't know why I ever thought cemeteries are scary, because as a matter of fact, they're really peaceful and quiet. Even though you're surrounded with the atmosphere of death, you feel a sense of ease and peace because you know these people have all died for a reason - for their country, their loved ones, and for the future generations (us and beyond), and that they're at peace now, lying under the earth. Their spirits are in heaven, with God :) You can actually sense His presence there, with all of them, with all of us. I could just stay there forever, with the soft grass below my two feet.
Held a ceremony for all those brave souls who fought and died for our country. A bugal sounded and the flags representing the countries were lowered, and a message together with pollies were placed at the memorial wall, with the words: "To all those who died in vain: Thank you for all your brave sacrifices, for our generation and beyond." A moment of silence before the bugal sounded with the last song and the ceremony ended.
Beautiful place. Haven't felt so at ease in a very long time.
Visit to HCISO today was quite fruitful :) Shall not say so much here haha. Have quite an impression of them. Saw some familiar faces... Landscape of Hwachong really brought back memories from Sec 1 haha. :)
I find it a little peculiar that some people I know can fall in love again and again. Maybe most of them are just crushes, and they've yet to find the right one? It's kind of ridiculous; some of them haven't really gotten over their last crush/love, and within a few months they're together wtih another girl/guy. I've experienced crushes, but it never went further than that; they just stayed as crushes, and eventually faded away. Now when I see them I don't actually feel anything at all. But I've only got one love. And that hasn't changed in years, and never will in years to come.
I love you.
Lukewarm.
Sometimes you're already doing your best, but it never seems to be enough. That's how I feel right now. Or maybe I've just grown accustomed to the pace which I'm doing things which isn't actually my best. Whatever the case, I'll make sure this will be a memorable experience, one which will make us want come back for more even when it's over. I'll change their impressions for the better, and I'll make sure by the time we leave they won't have regretted choosing us.
I'll do it, because it's my responsibility to.
Quite a few interesting things happened over the past two days... Went to Kranji Memorial and Cemetery yesterday, and went to visit HCISO this afternoon.
Kranji Memorial was a really fruitful trip, and I don't know why I ever thought cemeteries are scary, because as a matter of fact, they're really peaceful and quiet. Even though you're surrounded with the atmosphere of death, you feel a sense of ease and peace because you know these people have all died for a reason - for their country, their loved ones, and for the future generations (us and beyond), and that they're at peace now, lying under the earth. Their spirits are in heaven, with God :) You can actually sense His presence there, with all of them, with all of us. I could just stay there forever, with the soft grass below my two feet.
Held a ceremony for all those brave souls who fought and died for our country. A bugal sounded and the flags representing the countries were lowered, and a message together with pollies were placed at the memorial wall, with the words: "To all those who died in vain: Thank you for all your brave sacrifices, for our generation and beyond." A moment of silence before the bugal sounded with the last song and the ceremony ended.
Beautiful place. Haven't felt so at ease in a very long time.
Visit to HCISO today was quite fruitful :) Shall not say so much here haha. Have quite an impression of them. Saw some familiar faces... Landscape of Hwachong really brought back memories from Sec 1 haha. :)
I find it a little peculiar that some people I know can fall in love again and again. Maybe most of them are just crushes, and they've yet to find the right one? It's kind of ridiculous; some of them haven't really gotten over their last crush/love, and within a few months they're together wtih another girl/guy. I've experienced crushes, but it never went further than that; they just stayed as crushes, and eventually faded away. Now when I see them I don't actually feel anything at all. But I've only got one love. And that hasn't changed in years, and never will in years to come.
I love you.
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Sometimes you're already doing your best, but it never seems to be enough. That's how I feel right now. Or maybe I've just grown accustomed to the pace which I'm doing things which isn't actually my best. Whatever the case, I'll make sure this will be a memorable experience, one which will make us want come back for more even when it's over. I'll change their impressions for the better, and I'll make sure by the time we leave they won't have regretted choosing us.