While I was prepared to be a parent, the impact of being one didn’t hit me until L-A was actually in my arms and both Esh and I had to care for her.
I always wondered why people bothered to have children especially since they seemed to be so much trouble, but now I know that it will never be possible to understand the love that a parent has for a child until a person has a child of his/her own…
It was all planned out nicely. The wedding ceremony where Esh and I exchanged rings was to be done on a small stage which was separated from the main area by a small pond of fish. If youhave problems visualing this, go to Altivo at Mount Faber to take a look.
Too bad it rained and everything had to be done under the roof instead…
One of my favourite ice-cream sundaes in Swensen’s is the Coit Tower. Finally got to see the actual tower. Must say I wasn’t too impressed…
There was this VCD rental shop across the road from my faculty where I signed up as a member and borrowed quite a lot of VCDs while I was still schooling. (DVDs and DVD players were still quite expensive at that time and the DVD rental market was virtually non-existent)
Think I watched the most number of VCDs while I was in my final year as I had quite a bit of time to spare, but sad to say, once I started work, I have never visited the place again and I’m not even sure if it still exists now…
Think it’s really cute to see that L-A’s bolster is so small when compared to an adult-sized bolster.
One fine Saturday, I was supposed to book out of OCS after we were dismissed, but I didn’t feel quite right. It was the afternoon then, and I decided I could do with an afternoon nap.
I fell into a deep slumber and when I woke up, it was already nighttime! I was running a fever and feeling very weak in general. However, I found the strength to gather my things and go down to the public phone to call my dad to pick me up.
Wonder what would have happened if I was too weak to get out of bed? There was no one else around in camp and I would probably have lay there bedridden until Sunday night when people start booking in again…
T’was a rainy day…