have you ever wondered what it's like to stay somewhere peaceful and quiet? away from the bustling cities, and booming nightlife. where all it takes is rowing of a boat on calm waters, singing folk songs to strangers, to get by.

perhaps, im not really into a country thing, but i've always wondered what it'll be like to live in a different culture for a period of time. when i was in shanghai mum reminded me, that to singaporeans it was a courtesy to queue, but to the locals, by queueing you're just in their way. it's intresting how across different land, to understand different cultures of the people that makes each city unique, no matter how similar their advancement in technology and infastructure is.

i've always wondered how a school like st martins produces so many awesome designers. thinking of it, their building is just like our old school building, i don't think it's the facilities you have that would make you, but rather i believe their students have a passion that we don't. if so, why? meilei was telling me in australia the pace is much slower, perhaps it's why she has time to work on other projects outside of school. i seriously do think, if the local education system is less rigourous, it'll leave us with more time to experiment with materials, creating imageries, print our own tee shirts, even try selling some handmade crafts stuff. isn't it fun to be young (: