It’s going to be CNY… lalaalalaaaa…
This year, the celebration atmosphere is not anywhere. Don’t feel anything. It’s just another holiday. A holiday that I have to get out of my home and visit relatives.
It’s not that I do not like to go find them, but then, it’s always the same old question… I can predict what they will ask…
“当兵完了å—?”
“åšå·¥è¿˜æ˜¯è¯»ä¹¦?”
“读哪里? è¯»å‡ å¹´?”
“有没有女朋å‹?”
Hmm… and my replies will still be the same… as always…
Will there be something new, I wonder?
Ok, nothing much. Took a look at 2011 tutorial, and decided to throw it aside. I have returned all the maths to the maths lecturer.
In the evening, I decided against cutting hair. Too tired to wait for 2 people to arrive. I went into NTUC and bought some stuffs instead, and went home…
Tried to cook out some eggs. It did not taste that great. Something’s wrong. I wonder what it was.
Perhaps it’s the mood. When mood’s not there, cooking something sweet and even turn bitter.
Suddenly, a thought…
A story consists of an introduction, a body, and a conclusion. A series of stories usually ends with a conclusion that is not very conclusive, and that will stir up people’s curiosity, and they will ask about the ending. The story continues in the next ‘episode’, and still, it’s not conclusive.
How many episodes can one afford to wait, before the story ends, and another story starts? How many people will still be interested in a story that promises to end, but doesn’t? Will the story still be exciting and fresh, or will it be stale and repetitive?
Some stories can last very long because the writer knows how to further develop the storyline to make it interesting. Some stories cannot even be completed. And some stories, having gone a long way, have made people sick of them… Some just go ahead and blend the stories into another story, losing the original flavour…
The same old stories. The same old lies. The same old tricks…
What will the conclusion be? No one knows, until it is written down. Therefore, write it down soon…