Here's the thing...I woke up this morning with an epiphany. Well, whatever you call having a thought in the head when you first wake in the morning?

Latest developments in the world have put my mind in a whirlwind of thoughts, and thus churning a series of uncalled for (or perhaps, necessary) moments where I idle in my room, sighing and tearing at the reminiscence of how things had taken toll over the past months, and perhaps, to come. Issues such as the Swine Flu, the economic situation, and personal issues such as having to think about what I want to do with my life when I get back to Singapore and my future had made me realise my motto to this whole experience, and that is, carpe diem.

Seize the day, or so they say. And that's right...for as much as I had done what I could to capture these moments to the best, I feel that I had not maximised my opportunities to the fullest. I can safely conclude that for everything that had happened, I have been able to grow from all the experiences. Nonetheless, this fallible being have to also admit to being naive and stuck in moments where I had not been able to see things objectively.

Today, marks the day where I promise myself that the naive, innocent and vulnerable is out and a stronger, empowered grown woman I have always envisioned myself to be is reborned.

I have to say that going for classes which trigger thoughts is the impetus for change. And revolutions (trying to curb sounding dramatic here...)

So, ladies and gentlemen, here's to the girl who I wish to be at the end of this exchange. She is coming out...finally.

Here's the thing...I woke up this morning with an epiphany. Well, whatever you call having a thought in the head when you first wake in the morning?

Latest developments in the world have put my mind in a whirlwind of thoughts, and thus churning a series of uncalled for (or perhaps, necessary) moments where I idle in my room, sighing and tearing at the reminiscence of how things had taken toll over the past months, and perhaps, to come. Issues such as the Swine Flu, the economic situation, and personal issues such as having to think about what I want to do with my life when I get back to Singapore and my future had made me realise my motto to this whole experience, and that is, carpe diem.

Seize the day, or so they say. And that's right...for as much as I had done what I could to capture these moments to the best, I feel that I had not maximised my opportunities to the fullest. I can safely conclude that for everything that had happened, I have been able to grow from all the experiences. Nonetheless, this fallible being have to also admit to being naive and stuck in moments where I had not been able to see things objectively.

Today, marks the day where I promise myself that the naive, innocent and vulnerable is out and a stronger, empowered grown woman I have always envisioned myself to be is reborned.

I have to say that going for classes which trigger thoughts is the impetus for change. And revolutions (trying to curb sounding dramatic here...)

So, ladies and gentlemen, here's to the girl who I wish to be at the end of this exchange. She is coming out...finally.