After wallowing in self pity (yes I did that!) and sorting out my thoughts, I realised I like salsa too much to give up. Giving up isn't an option anyway. It's a form of escapism. I just have to dance more to improve. Practice makes perfect, right? =)
Just got back from union. Didn't really enjoy myself. Felt kind of lost, like I do not belong there. I should be having fun, yet I just feel like getting out of there. I was stressed when I dance; it almost felt like a chore.
I'm frustrated with myself actually. I can't get the steps right and my body is stiff like hell! It's been so long since I started dancing, yet the improvement is little. What should I do? Frustrated. Thwarted. Disappointed. What should I do?
Beautiful sunset captured using my beloved nokia 5300. It was really pretty with the orangey-red rays shining through the white fluffy clouds.
We are surrounded by so many beautiful things. Yet we are always so busy. Too busy to even take a look at them. Starting from today, why not slow down your pace and take some time to appreciate them?
A young couple, after 10 years of marriage, is vexed with the uneventful life that they have been leading. Hoping to spice up their marriage with passion, they decide to play a game in which both have affairs that last 100 days, without consummation.
Will they be able to keep to the rule and remain faithful to each other? Will the game take a wrong turn and surprise us all?
This play's exciting plot will keep audiences on the edge of their seats with its exploration of fidelity and human nature.
A Singapore Dramatist Award-winning play written and directed by Singaporean playwright Lim Hai Yan and starring a talented cast including MediaCorp artist Nick Shen, Dongli 88.3 DJ Lin You Yi, veteren artist Marcus Chin and theatre performers Gilbert Oh and Charmaine Ang.
Performed in Mandarin, with English subtitles.
Anybody want to watch this with me? To know more, click on the title link...
While others were happily partying away, I was at home last night. Not that nobody asked me out. I chose to stay home, spending the last day of 2006 alone.
Why? Guess I'm no longer interested in partying.
Don't really want to squeeze among the crowd. Don't really want to be drowned in loud music.
A friend once told me: "Don't make this a habit. It's not good."
Maybe I've been staying at home for too long. I'm kind of used to it now. Staying alone at home, watching anime, reading books, listening to music. It's pretty nice actually. Spending time alone, doing stuffs you enjoy without any disturbance.
But I can't stay home like this forever. As I mentioned in my previous entry, I want to live my life to the fullest. So I will make good use of 2007. A brand new year, a brand new me!