[We are a fortunate bunch]
I was on my way to church this morning and I forgot to bring enough cash.

By the time I was in the taxi, it was too late to realise that I had insufficient money - I was already on the CTE.

Thank goodness the driver was not calculative and brought me to my destination for the money I had with me.

Just like every Sunday, church service today was no different except that we had a guest - the Bishop of Kondo.

My youth pastor commented today that the lights on the stage were too strong and it was affecting the words flashed out by the projector for the hymns.

Then I thought in my heart that we are such a fortunate bunch.

Christians that are in third-world countries are happy to do their worship on a grass patch, in an attap house or even by the river. And here we are in Singapore, worshipping in air-conditioned churches, having the best audio system and a nice structure.

Less is always more so they say. Once someone told me you can have everything and yet end up with nothing. But to some people having nothing is everything.

The rest of the day was spent under the hot sun rowing for my upcoming SAVA Sprint dragonboat race at the end of the month.

And I was partying quite a lot the previous two days at the Singapore Biennale - the opening night, the lunch at City Hall and the gala dinner. The invitation cards are pretty nice.



The balloon project - several balloons flew away from the main body that night.



Do visit the exhibits at City Hall. Thought-provoking, religious and very much related to what I am studying. Actually social sciences is quite related to art too. I could gather more information about certain issues expressed through the artists.