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The test of courage comes when we are in the minority.
The test of tolerance comes when we are in the majority.


Sunday, July 5, 2009
me wants to go fishing leh !!



friday was such a short yet eye-opening night w jim driving us out for prata near yishun. punggol after that and we went down for a walk at the park on that reclaimed land. it was so quiet down there, not a single soul except us. chilled and slacked. and then to Punggol Beach. many people down there though it's already in the wee hours; friends gathering, fishing etc. back home few hours later, cried like a baby. bathed and slept.

maybe that’s just growing up. when you’re young, you tell yourself things like, “well, if it didn’t work out, it wasn’t meant to be” as if that actually meant something just because it sounds like it does. i think you can say something like that so blithely because you expect to stumble onto something else just as wonderful just around the next bend in the road. but people are rare, perfect, unique things and just because everyone really does live a life full of farewells doesn’t mean you shouldn’t at least realize what it really means to say goodbye to something that meant everything. Just because you will survive and get over it doesn’t mean you should let it go.

“You see things. You keep quiet about them. And you understand.”