snapshots of my so-called life

i remember the time when we've ridden the dragon in ocean park two years ago. i was seated next to pau then. i can still vividly recall the side turns and upside-down flips. pau and i were screaming our lungs out. we were both begging for the ride to end. the three rounds seemed like forever.

this was the exact same feeling i'm having these past weeks. everything that's been happening seemed to be a one big rollercoaster ride. the start of the ride seemed smooth then came the winding course, the plunge and the highlight which is the upside-down turn. i have to admit that i'm not totally prepared to face some of the twists, turns and flips which greeted me. but since i'm already on the ride, i had no choice but to bravely face the course. i just held on tight, closed my eyes, screamed my fears out and prayed for the ride to eventually end. the next thing i knew, the course was smooth once again. i don't know for sure if the ride is indeed over or if there's another sharp turn ahead. with the rounds that i already went through, i guess the best thing to do is to prepare myself for whatever lies ahead and to just simply enjoy the ride.