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Wednesday, October 31, 2007

Mr Lim (my econs tuition teacher) was commenting we should not be an average Singaporean.
It jolts me of what my pastor once said,
"what is the point of living a typical Singaporean life?
grow up get good grades get scholarship go good course get good bf/gf
get married have kids.get $$.get big big house.get big big car.become CEO.
and the cycle repeats."

i cannot help but agree.
and you know what is the worst thing?
people think they are happy once they reach one stage of their life
from the previous level
for instance getting a gf/bf
but you realise typical Singaporean are not happy
because they haven reach the next stage i.e getting big car etc.

all of our lives we always searching to be someone different
yet we are suck into this homogenuity.
it goes back my stance:
i do not wish to be a typical Singaporean
cuz i am already set apart by God.=)