You know, I don't remember most dreams. Not significant enough, I guess.
But I remembered this one, the vivid details. You were handsome, and I hoped I was beautiful enough for you, and you wrote me this letter, in Chinese, detailing how I was the best thing that happened in your life.
When I woke up from this, I had a silly smile, knowing it's impossible. As I recalled, you don't write in Chinese. And I don't think I could finish the whole letter with my poor command of the language.
Well it's meant to be a dream, because the last I spoke to you, you were still with her. Oh well.
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Monday, January 11, 2010
Monday, December 7, 2009
I'm feeling a little sad
It's my last night in Bangkok. For the past 9 days, I was over at my cousin's house in Thailand, surrounded by the people whom I got used to seeing just once or twice a year. (Chinese New Year, lah)
And though I didn't do the usual things people do when they're over at Bangkok, I was happy. Catching up with my cousin, getting more acquainted with his wife, playing with my nieces. I had to work on my freelance project on some days, but I wasn't stressed out. It's a holiday, man.
It's the same feeling, like after a 3-day Girl Guides Camp, or after a week long stayover at auntie's place. Or working on a show for around 2 weeks with my fellow drama mates. This familiar feeling.
This familiar sadness, knowing that all this is just temporary.
And though I didn't do the usual things people do when they're over at Bangkok, I was happy. Catching up with my cousin, getting more acquainted with his wife, playing with my nieces. I had to work on my freelance project on some days, but I wasn't stressed out. It's a holiday, man.
It's the same feeling, like after a 3-day Girl Guides Camp, or after a week long stayover at auntie's place. Or working on a show for around 2 weeks with my fellow drama mates. This familiar feeling.
This familiar sadness, knowing that all this is just temporary.
Saturday, June 6, 2009
Weep.
In the midst of witnessing debauchery and pole-dancers, I thought of you.
And suddenly a chain of 8 numbers ran in my head. Ah, your phone number. The ones I had erased from my phone, to forget you, to erase all those silly hopes of you contacting me that one fine day.
Funny how our mind works.
And suddenly a chain of 8 numbers ran in my head. Ah, your phone number. The ones I had erased from my phone, to forget you, to erase all those silly hopes of you contacting me that one fine day.
Funny how our mind works.
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