one man's sky

is another man's ground. but what the heck, because everyone's happy in their own worlds. that's what i conclude after watching ice age3.

i rem this particular question from guojun,

which do you prefer - a big monk in a small temple or a small monk in a big temple?

he thot that even if i become SGH CEO (in my estimated 20 years) i will just be a big monk in a small temple. he sounded like he think it's a bad idea, fyi. and he made me think that it's a bad idea too. but if that's my sky, then i'll accept my lot and be very contented to just see the ppl up there passing by thru.

contentment, i think that's the greatest gift i have and i've been using it pretty well. erm, minus the times i spend on all the unnecessary facial masks and rebonding and the soon MacBook Pro. other than that, i'm pretty alright, right? :D

i wish rainbows on all of your skies :)

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i guess the really painful thing is when u've been to both worlds. and u want the best of the two. the adventure in one and the familiarity in the other. diego chose his loved ones over adventure. do i abandon the adventure i love?