Recently everyday also very bored.. I will either play computer games or watch TV. Its like every day technology is taking up every seconds of my life...

And you know what, its making me lazy... Its like I felt totally different from the schooling days. That was what happen to me during the previous term break too.The symptoms are as follows:

Week 1 - Starts doing all the stuff you have no time to do before the break eg. hanging out, go shopping, read comics, watch drama serials etc.

Week 2- May still go out with friends. If not, stay a home and just chill out.

Week 3- Bored every day ...... Start to wake up late and sleep very "early" . Start to surf net / watch tv / play games at night cause cannot sleep.

Week 4 to end of break - Extremely bored... but not making an effort to do something interesting... instead glue oneself to the computer / Tv... Gets very "nua".. lazy to even go down buy something

Well.. maybe not you do not have every symptoms stated, but i bet you had at least one... Which makes me conclude.. Laziness is evolved from giving yourselve a break. Though what we chinese believe is that resting allows you to have more energy to work, but i thought this sentence can be pretty misleading as we, or just me, will take it that we SHOULD rest once in while when we are working on something. Ok just think, do you remember once when you met difficulty during your assignment and decide to take a break, which in turn causes a delay in the completion of your assignment? I mean, I do you know. Like the story drafts and film journals or even the photography reflection, because I was stuck mid-way, I took a break, but when later i tried to get back on it, my brain reminds me that I am stuck and should rest for "inspiration". Crap~ 

Though being too persistant on completing something could also make it worst, but it's important to weigh at times when you are stuck whether you are REALLY stuck, or  had your brain purposely put a barrier in front of you to make you THINK you are stuck.

 

Watch Big Mama House.. very entertaining show... Quite similar to White Chicks though... Plot and all is very predictable, thus it does not make me get excited or nervous at the climax, since i expect nothing bad is gonna happen in this type of show ardy.... However, if you just wanna watch it for a laugh or to just enjoy the visual experience since this kinda thing is not gonna happen in reality, then you shld watch it...

However, if you want something closer to reality, i think I not stupid 2 is pretty good. I mean, how "far" can a local film that reflects today's society be? Ok , maybe you don't like Jack Neo's film, but i really think this second film is a better film then the first, thus its worth a try.
the plot talks alot about children's education which I am very interested in. If you have read my first blog entry, I seriously find upbringing a child a very tedious yet important task. As a parent, they have the absolute responsibility to take care of their own child and teach the child what's wrong and what's right. How ever, in today's society, everybody is so busy trying to survive in the working industry that they find it "ok" to resign their "parents" position and instead leave it to the school. I myself find it unacceptable for to me, being someone's mum or dad gives u the responsibility to do your best in educating the child stuff he/she needs to know. I came across this saying in one of the books i read..cnt remember exactly so i will re-phrase it "Throughout our lives, we are "juggling" our life.. Work, Family, Health are the three balls... "Work" is the only rubber ball while the others are glass ball... As you move on, you will realise that work is something you can "drop" for a while in order to continue juggle your other balls and give yourselve a break...
hehe.. only know how to say sia... i think i drop my health ball dunnoe how may times liao.... anyway... hope you all learn something... even if dun have also must pretend you have k? :p

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