Quite a bit of things have happened since the last time I posted. Since then my path or rather me and my team's path have gone in a different way, and in truth, I am actually quite happy with the way things turned out. We are currently working on some cool stuff, which I will post up soon enough. Or if you are on facebook, you can find us there.. under TV Shows called the cirKLe. :P
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On to my thoughts of the day...
The other day, I had gone off to see my boy in the school's yearly sports day.. I got a cute little footage of him falling down while running in a sack (hehe...he is almost 7 yrs old) and once I edit that I might post it up. As much as I find it weird, but I could not help but be sooooo proud that his team got a medal for 3rd place. I know it's just 3rd but still... a MEDAL! Makes me think... that regardless of how my kid will do, I will still feel like I want to be proud of him.. and every itsy-bitsy challenge that he manages to get over, I will probably find myself rooting for him every step of the way. I think in a way, most mums and dads will feel that way about their kids, and that made me THINK about how my parents rooted for me when I was a kid. In a way, having a kid DID make me rethink a lot of things. I used to remember that I used to say, "Oh I won't do that if I become a Mom." But now, it's a lot different. I begin to understand why my parents did what they did when they raised me. It sure did make me appreciate them better. (Although I still think there were some things I felt was unfair *pout*)
I used to think it was no big deal if I didn't do anything for my parents on Mother's or Father's Day, and I used to remember that my parents always said, "No need to get us anything lah!" But when my boy actually made a card for me during the last Mother's Day (AND Valentine's Day!) I was like, "Awwwww...." And this warm feeling came over me. Thank God I never listened to them when it came to giving them a little something to show my appreciation... Now I actually got to feel what they probably felt.
I used to remember when I was younger, I did say that I couldn't see myself being a parent. But now, I honestly feel like I can't see myself NOT being a parent. Funny how time changed my perception of life. I guess that is why wisdom comes with age.
Enough ranting, I have work to do, YIKES! Until next post, adieu!
