Life is not just about the race

Not much exercise recently, and feeling a little more "nua" than usual.  The ulcer at my throat accompanied some chest and neck pain have made me realised how negligent I am in taking care of myself.  Eating spicy and "heaty" food and falling asleep in an inappropriate position and, with a flat pillow while recovering- Hope these are just the only reasons for the above symptoms. Time to really heed my dad's advice to take care of my health..Oops:X

The General Election has been over for a week plus, and everyone is back to their normal everyday lives. Nevertheless, there are still news about the aftermath of GE results, and how the respective MPs are doing for the residents in their wards. I have been particularly paying attention on GE and its aftermath, probably because of the many things happening this year, from Golden Jubilee SG50 to passing of Mr Lee. I was glad that 8.1 was also interested about GE, and our wadsapp was flooded with so many GE updates, sgag and discussion hahaha. The result of the GE was "pleasantly" surprised to some and "unpleasantly" stunned to others. Some are complaining about too little opposition parties members in the parliament, and are cynical that no one will be the opposite voices for them. Despite all these, I strongly feel that since Singaporeans have made these choices, and the GE result is announced, we should not speculate too much negatively about what will happen ...

People are not totally wrong in their perspectives, but they are also not absolutely right at the same time. I have watched, and mainly heard news about election rallies and some "fiery" disagreement regarding different issues between the previous Government and the opposition parties. I dare not say that whoever said is totally right, but it is a matter of perspectives-taking and how far-sighted you will see these things. However, what I hold strongly is, don't disagree for the sake of disagreeing. They should be of logic and of substance. Personally, I felt that I have been myopic in my thoughts. As an officially 24-year-old Singaporean, I feel that I should think deeper and widen my perspectives about making my country a better place to live in. Look at the big picture in the long run, be decisive with minimal procrastination. During this election rally, I miss Mr Lee's presence- His strong sense of confidence and words of wisdom. I hope that someone out ther...

Am grateful for my friends and family who have wished me and celebrated birthday for me: I have been busy recently, with so many activities lining up for the week. Some thoughts come and go, and I wish I have a proper me time to think about things. It is at this moment, that I really appreciate to have my own free time to laze around at home, thinking and stoning, and oh yes, to follow and listen to rallies too! Hahaha. One year older, one year wiser? I hope and believe so:) Thank you mummy for bringing me to this world:))