How to explain US's unilateralism?
when the whole world unites to play the same football game, they play their own brand of American Football.
i think i have more or less assimilated into life in M'sia. i love my frens here
it is such a pleasant challenge to live in M'sia. when i meet some frens i speak mandarin and eng. when meet another grp of fren i speak cantonese. on the street sometimes need broken malay. at home or at kampung speak hakka. go PJ meet banana chinese then speak sophisticated english. go johor then hear hokkien and nod.
other than this, i like the culture here. the 人情味. the genuine friendship. the simplicity of life.
despite all its political socio-economic problems, i love this place. the culture, the place, and more importantly the people here.
i want to write this down becoz when i read back this entry, maybe years later, i want to remind myself that this is the place i belong, and this is the place i will eventually return, no matter where i would be at that moment.
when the whole world unites to play the same football game, they play their own brand of American Football.
i think i have more or less assimilated into life in M'sia. i love my frens here
it is such a pleasant challenge to live in M'sia. when i meet some frens i speak mandarin and eng. when meet another grp of fren i speak cantonese. on the street sometimes need broken malay. at home or at kampung speak hakka. go PJ meet banana chinese then speak sophisticated english. go johor then hear hokkien and nod.
other than this, i like the culture here. the 人情味. the genuine friendship. the simplicity of life.
despite all its political socio-economic problems, i love this place. the culture, the place, and more importantly the people here.
i want to write this down becoz when i read back this entry, maybe years later, i want to remind myself that this is the place i belong, and this is the place i will eventually return, no matter where i would be at that moment.
1 Comments:
At 12:53 am,
Anonymous said…
i wish i share your sense of belonging. maybe life in singapore is just too fast. albeit constant reminders to slow down and take a breather, i often find myself caught up in another whirlpool of excitement and experience as soon as one dies down.
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