So I dropped by Karl’s office yesterday to have dinner. But before we could leave, he had to do some work. I then busied myself with Wicked. Apparently it is going to be showing in Singapore *wonders* “Should i go?” 
Road trip? Maybe.. see first.. Dec IS a busy month.
Anyway, another round of introduction with the different Seligi involved people and the greatest man to understand the RB211 (outside of the engine’s own company). All have been really nice.
The highlight of the night is walking in KLCC park and talking about life and what we should be thankful for.
Lately, I is emo. Nearly every single day has bits of it tied together. When I start thinking about how tired I’m becoming. When I start pouting at every little thing not done right. When I start crying because I see how packed December is going to be, my weekends that is. I start tear-ing because I just want to drop everything I’m doing and wished that others would be in my shoes for a sec (yes i know, I’m being a fish monger here). I start tear-ing when I open emails from a certain sender because it is just too overwhelming to arrange for practices and worry about song viability.
So that night in the park, while Karl was sharing about what he was thankful for coupled with the cool night breeze, I was forming my own ‘Thankful list’.
I’m thankful that my parents are able to give me a life that I’m currently having.
I’m thankful that I have a car to drive around.
I’m thankful I have a degree (albeit it just being a paper)
I’m thankful I have a sister who shares good food with me.
I’m thankful I have a job.
I’m thankful I have a GOD that loves me for who I am.
I’m thankful I’m learning to find where my security lies and who defines me.
I’m thankful that Karl is around when I need some sense knocked into me head or when I need someone to make me laugh.
I’m thankful for the few friends I still have and love.
I’m thankful for the random young ones that have taken a place in my heart, making me smile.
I’m thankful for the rain.
I’m thankful that I’m still alive…
“He is a wise man who does not grieve for the things which he has not, but rejoices for those which he has.” – Epictetus
