Song: Psychedelizm
by: Plastic Tree


So i went to school today just for 1/2 hour worth of lecture, or "Fixed Resources Session" as TRIF lecturers claimed.
Accompanied Seri for a while and i went home.
Took 23 to Tampines Interchange and bought McFlurry!
And walked back home savouring my ice-cream. *loves*
And so i walked, walked and walked and i passed by the block where my grandmother and aunt used to live and i decided to went upstairs to see how their ex-home has been doing (They also used to live on the 9th storey like me!). Well, their ex-house has got a new paint. It's VERY green and a lot of potted plants outside along the corridor.

It's not obvious but Tampines Mall can be clearly seen from where i stand. Cameras always make the disance further than it really is.

I decided not to take the lift from the 6th storey so i walked down the stairs. I walked and walked and walked and i saw these burnt marks near the staircase landings.

And i'm reminded how we all used to go to my cousin's house (they also used next to this block) during Mid-Autumn Festival and all us children will happily light up our lanterns. Not those safe, electronic ones, mind you. It's those paper ones and you have to light up the candles, and put it inside and risk your paper lanterns getting lighted up by fire.
So when our lanterns caught fire, we will all get excited and the adults will come, throw the lanterns to a corner and put out the fire by stepping on it.
Well, if i remember correctly, this was the case.


In anycase, we are all now too old to be doing this kind of stuffs, so all these memories are really quite heart-warming for me.



And when i got back home, i got the urge to take out pictures of my really small self.
And to my horror, I FREAKING LOOK LIKE A BOY IN DRESS. DON'T LAUGH.

Hope you know which one is me x)
And that is my sis beside me.
Notice i'm holding a book in every picture? I don't know why but my mum told me i had a fetish for books when i was young and i DO remember waking up really early the next day just to flip the books my parents bought for us the day before.

I've got more pictures that looks worse than these. These are already what i consider the "cream of the crop".

Damn, i really looked like a boy if i didn't wear all those dresses.