I never really understood the idea of 'Rain Check' until recently.
Maybe its time I really considered taking a rain check. A really long one.
Its been 3 years since I had the impetus to setup this blog and till today, I never clearly comprehend why it feels so miserable when I think about the future. No, I am not thinking of Michele or anyone else.
But of late I realized that I haven't really had much fun doing stuff. In fact, it hurts greatly to realize I would miss one of my favorite band's concert and that a traditional enjoyable trip down to Chinatown on New year's eve would not be possible once again. Maybe I get annoyed and pissed when people talk to me about the future because I don't really want to plan for stuff which I know no one would be interested in doing with me.
On the bright side, I do know my happiest moments these days are being on my mountain bike, picking up my D50 and being under water in the afternoons. Yar so for now, I think I will choose to take a rain check because I need to understand how it feels to be 'really' happy.
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- In life we often hurt the people we love the most and we try, like children, to live true to our feelings but there are more important things than me and my dreams
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The Violet Ribbon Project
What is the Violet Ribbon Project?
The Violet Ribbon (not the http://www.violetribbon.org/) is a project to create awareness against message, signs, jokes, gestures, etc. that cause harm to friends.
Origins of the Violet Ribbon Project.
The term was coined by Leon Tan and Tan Li Ling in the fall of 2008. It was name after the vehicle that the former drove, a car that was well liked by all the friends of both the founders. The Violet Ribbon Project begun as an agreement between both parties to reduce the amount of mockery aimed at the former's poor command of English.
The 1st principle of the Violet Ribbon Project.
"There is no point in laughing at people's mistakes, in fact it's not a nice thing to do (to friends)".
Jilyn Tan, a supporter of the Violet Ribbon Project constructed the 1st principle of the Violet Ribbon Project as she felt that no one deserves the hurt of being laughed at and believes that certain 'friendly jokes' may be inappropriate and uncalled for.
The Violet Ribbon (not the http://www.violetribbon.org/) is a project to create awareness against message, signs, jokes, gestures, etc. that cause harm to friends.
Origins of the Violet Ribbon Project.
The term was coined by Leon Tan and Tan Li Ling in the fall of 2008. It was name after the vehicle that the former drove, a car that was well liked by all the friends of both the founders. The Violet Ribbon Project begun as an agreement between both parties to reduce the amount of mockery aimed at the former's poor command of English.
The 1st principle of the Violet Ribbon Project.
"There is no point in laughing at people's mistakes, in fact it's not a nice thing to do (to friends)".
Jilyn Tan, a supporter of the Violet Ribbon Project constructed the 1st principle of the Violet Ribbon Project as she felt that no one deserves the hurt of being laughed at and believes that certain 'friendly jokes' may be inappropriate and uncalled for.
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These will happen soon
- Drive a super car over the Millau Bridge in France
- Prawning with the class
- Singapore Flyer with the class?
- Rocherster Breakfast with G and J
Things I need
Coffee with a friend
Meal with a friend
A leisure cycling buddy
Meal with a friend
A leisure cycling buddy
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