Right after dinner, I dropped by the Workers’ Party rally held in my neighbourhood. Before the residents of Hougang go to the polls this Saturday, many Singaporeans came by for a last rally. The atmosphere was electric as the party leaders took their turn to address the crowds.
Just as it started to drizzle, I received an umbrella from a stranger who insisted that I take it.
Last Saturday evening was time well spent. Met up with Nic after a long while and we went trudging through the grass to a nice little spot near the beach. We had to endure some mosquito bites, but looking back now, I can say that it was all worth it.
The difference between an amateur and a master is consistency. That shall be my mantra for the days ahead.
-something I strive to do everyday
For my good friends, Xavier who is currently based in Perth and training to be a pilot, and Priscilla, professional world traveller.
I had the great pleasure to cover Vertical Horizon’s concert last week. What an honour to meet them! They were the nicest dudes I ever met! During an interview, Matt repeatedly stated the importance of staying true to your craft, always staying humble and always being rooted. I will never forget this experience.
They were true rockstars who loved doing what they do. They stayed real.
We wanted to make a little film with our 2 hours in little india but decided that the sun was too glaring (thus inconducive to filmmaking) and retreated to a coffeeshop. This was what I came back with.
Am extremely grateful for the opportunity to cover Mayday’s concert.
Still recovering from star-struck syndrome.
Still from A Single Perspective
