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Hmm... i wonder which jc i should go to? or which poly? this is bad. i know of many people who have alrady decided what to do with their future life and what career path they want to head. but what about me? i have not decided. i know i am interested in sciences...but i don't want to do research work and those kind of boring stuff in the labs. i don't think i will be able to survive in that kind of job environment. well, should i go into medicine? will it be too tough? i will have to spend quite a number of years to study medicine and then study for another period of time for the specialised field. can i do it? / i am also rather interested in physiology, sports physio i mean. yet at the same time, i kind of like psychology, though i am afraid that it may cause a heavy burden on my emotional well-being. / one thing that i am quite certain is that i will read up on tcm as i have develop an interest for it especially after reading the tcm section in the newspaper. ^v^
I plan to take up dance classes some time soon. but i haven't decided what kind of dance to learn. I've been inspired by the show "So you think you can dance" ,currently airing on channel 5 (u know), to take up some lessons. i think i really need to as i have not been exercising for the past ? number of weeks since i was preparing for the big 'O's. oh! i miss dancing!
to pay for the course fee, i will have to find a job to earn my own money so that i can spend it as i want to. i will feel badif i keep spending my parents' money.
guess what was the first thing i did after the last day of 'Os' today? i went to meidi-ya supermarket to buy sushi. It was delicious. *slurp!* i spent $9.60 to buy 11 pieces od sushi. i didn't dare to eat one of it so i gave it to my brother. that particular piece of sushi has a strong smell of the raw seafood which i don't really fancy. by the way i think the ingredient on top of the rice is some kind of fish roe. the other pieces were all right and i shared them with my mother.
talking about my mother, i must really thank her for taking good care of my meals during this important period of time when i was having exams. she ensures that i have proper lunch before my afternoon papers and after my morning papers. she made sure that i do not eat too heaty food or too 'cooling' food that may affect the ''balance'' within my body. it's just some chinese way of thinking but somehow it is quite true. this is one reason why i want to learn tcm. my mother also cook tonic soups like ginseng with red dates or wolfberries, "si shen" and "six flavour soup" for me to drink. after drinking these soups dashed with peppers of love, i really felt much re-energised. zhen de gou bu le! thank you mummy!
as for my father.......he's still like that...being the last to step out of the house door despite being the first to wake up. He was the one who wake all of us up yet he seemed to be always 'late'. sigh. hai shi lao yang zi.
*[dance till i drop--little rain droplets]*
**twistableturnableman** @ 00:27.