i do not know how
He gets things done, but when he does, he just does it. the cheque for that mind-boggling amount at this point of life has come in already.
yesterday was a fun day - though tiring, but i loved the day completely. as so the saying goes, "
carpe diem" - i am glad that i immersed myself completely in whatever i did. from going to catch bullfrogs, milking a cow, chopping up a live bullfrog for food consumption, or pat an alpine goat... i did them all. drinking this unlikely essence of bullfrog with cordyceps (which tastes just like essense of chicken with cordyceps, unbelieveably), drinking 1.5 liters' worth of goat's milk (hey, i like it!), lifting up and lowering down rental bikes over 50 times in a day... i'd devote my life to do it.
it did feel a
lot better than trying to teach students things in the classroom.
the classroom is a place i don't belong, it is more like a prison. so i've said it, but education is still crucial in all modern societies - but the experiential learning that can take place, is even more important.
surprisingly, though nothing's really working out, i don't feel bad in any real sense of the normal definition. i'm glad for the ride yesterday, which turns out to be one of my most enjoyable days since childhood. how often do you see cows poop and pee while eating, smelling the natural scents of a farm?
the army colonel who died in the safra biathlon on sunday was a well-known man in local army circles.
the late Col Bernard Tan during an army photo session in july 2004.
and speaking of the recent deceased...
bill "big guy" nikonopoulos. deceased the previous saturday due to a motorbiking accident. photo taken during the desaru long distance triathlon in september 2003.