Rainbows are His Promises.

Thanks to some people...

Wednesday, July 27, 2005

There are some people I want to thank.

Namely Stephanie, Siyuan, Adrian, and Jinghui.

To my dear peeps above, thank you for listening to me when I needed someone.

Thank you for being the best pals anyone could ever have.

Thanks for being like a counsellor to me (Adrian, the ohh so wise one... heheee), for being a funny friend to talk to (Jinghui, you never fail to make me laugh and don't you agree the coincidence was hilarious?), for accomanying me to anywhere (Siyuan) and for trusting me and reassuring me (Stephanie).

You know respectively what you have helped me with.

I love you loads, from the bottom of my heart.

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I came home around an hour ago.

Went to watch the Super Classics at Safra Tamp with Siyuan who accompanied me.

Saw She Na in action and just want to wish her good luck for the rest of the games!

Had dinner with my IMD pals before that... heheee...

Shan, Kat, Beatrice, Siyuan and Rainer...

Seriously a hilarious bunch...

And I found out that Sharon called me a meat ball!!!

Ok, I better go and get my p2 done...

Wanna leave you with something that Justin shared with me (written by his brother CK)...

An analogy of Friends

Friends are like cameras.

They are there with you to capture the happiness and unforgettable times in life. Without them, there will be nothing to capture.

They have aperture, brighten each and everyday of your life, just like the ones fitted in cameras. However, too much opening of the aperture may sometimes be not good to the friendship, picture. It may turn out to be “over exposed”; there is always a line to everything. Howsoever, open your aperture to your friends appropriately, this is because, “under exposed” does not comes out a good photo.

Add flash to friends at times if their surrounding is too dark, let them know that there is always light.

Some friends come and go at fast speeds. Just like the shutter speed in cameras. However, some that sped past you still give you a real nice picture.

As a friend, be sensitive to the feelings of your friend. Just like the sensitivity of the camera. Use different ISO if possible. Zoom in into your friends if necessary; at times zoom out to give your friends more space to composite.

Stay focus at the correct priority; do not de-focus, be macro at times if needed.

If your friend needs a listening ear, transform yourself into a video camera. You do not need to talk, just record and save what he/she says.

With good exposure, contrast, saturation, sharpness and composition, then the output of the picture will be great, just like a good friendship.

Rainbows still Occur. @11:14 pm
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