Hey, it's long weekend everybody...Yay! XD
Went for lunch and meet up with some friends at Pondok Sunda in Marina Square yesterday, the food actually quite nice, little bit pricy though. Discussed about Christmas plan and talked about almost anything. We stayed for quite some time there. It's nice to just relax, talk, walking slowly, have some quality time with your friends.
I realized in Singapore, people are always in a rush. At some point I feel, it's like 24 hours is not enough, seems that there are so many things that I haven't do, and most of the time, I cannot sleep before 12, because then I wouldn't have a chance to do anything! Call me crazy but that's my live in Singapore. Weekdays are very fast, weekends are even worse.
On one weekend, spent that day with other friends, that time, feels that I cannot really enjoy that weekend, since they are rushing to go to one place to another. They walked so fast, and everybody just doing other things while they're walking (if you have smart phones, it's very easy to read, or check email, for example). I'm not trying to blame people with smart phones, but hey, this is weekend, can you just walk slowly (it's not like you're late for work), and while you are with your friends, don't you want to talk with them more, spend more quality time, rather than spending the time on the smart phones, or reading other things? You can always do that at home, or on the way, when you're not with other people. Rite?
I know time is money. Especially here in Singapore, people have many things to do, and seems there is no enough time for all of us, and managing your time is very important, that's why people are doing things on top of the others. Each and everyone have their own priorities in life, but for me, while going out, then it's the time for me to go out, have some fun, and while working then it's time to work. I'm not saying that you shouldn't have fun while you work, in fact it's a good thing for you. You can always have time for yourself, but while with your friends or family, you can make them feel appreciated by spending more quality time with them.


