macaroonie wrote:....one would be hard pressed to find cultural people with an open mind who are living their lives the way they truly want it and discovering the meaning of life.
Me not really. I am still swimming against the current probably risking a heart attack one day and I am definitely not interested in the meaning of life. There are more interesting things to get discovered.macaroonie wrote:For those who have been here for a few years, do you ever feel that being in Sg has sucked out your soul? The life that we know it here is mostly work work work, and people are so focused on money, career advancement, prestige, shopping, eating... one would be hard pressed to find cultural people with an open mind who are living their lives the way they truly want it and discovering the meaning of life. Does anyone else out there feel that life in Sg has sucked out your soul?
Hello! Not sure about your soul, but it's sure sucked out some of your lettersmacaroonie wrote:Does anyone else out there feel that life in Sg has sucked out your soul?
macaroonie wrote:For those who have been here for a few years, do you ever feel that being in Sg has sucked out your soul? The life that we know it here is mostly work work work, and people are so focused on money, career advancement, prestige, shopping, eating... one would be hard pressed to find cultural people with an open mind who are living their lives the way they truly want it and discovering the meaning of life. Does anyone else out there feel that life in Sg has sucked out your soul?
Welcome back! You've been missed.Wind In My Hair wrote:Hope you cheer up soon!
Hello StrangerWind In My Hair wrote:Hello! Not sure about your soul, but it's sure sucked out some of your lettersmacaroonie wrote:Does anyone else out there feel that life in Sg has sucked out your soul?![]()
You may find your lost soul in your missing letters: IN A PORE. In all your pores, actually. It's your aura, your essence, who you are blah blah. Nothing has sucked it out - you've just neglected it.
Go dancing this weekend, play frisbee, learn the violin, have a picnic, attend a concert, visit a museum, do housework to jazz music, yak with a friend, bathe the dog, listen to the rain, buy fresh flowers... works for me anyway.
Hope you cheer up soon!
I domacaroonie wrote:Wind in my hair that is hilarious !
Thanks everyone for your posts. How many people out there understand self actualisation?
2 weeks back in cold storage they had nice Brother machines for ~125$ksl wrote: Hello StrangerYou have been missed! Would you guys, believe I purchased a sewing machine
I took five chairs to be reupholstered and they wanted like 350$, I thought you got to be kidding me, okay labour in Singapore is getting more and more expensive, but this guy was from the mainland. Anyway I thought no way, i am paying that, when i can do them myself. My old mum was a dressmaker and i was doing tracing and cutting by the time i reached 11, so off i went to Courts and purchased a discounted machine for 300$ and thoroughly enjoyed
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