Arts Science Museum Singapore:
Future World: Where Arts meets Science
Japanese Baked Cheese Tarts
It's been a while since I've had time to sit down properly and write up another blog post... and in all honesty, conveying my thoughts into words isn't easy. Most of my thoughts are written down in a draft template - scattered generally - and doesn't always makes sense (apologies).
It's the end of November and I'm still astonished by how fast the year has gone by. In all honesty, it wasn't an easy year - I felt burnt out throughout the second semester of uni. Being surrounded in an environment thats competitive but also stressful makes you feel as if you're not as good as everyone else. It makes you doubt yourself and your confidence. It's a horrible feeling but thankfully for those friends and family who kept me sane - reminding me and supporting me every step along the way - you know who you are. Although, I've learnt that using 'stress' is no excuse. I've been getting caught up in worrying about the future and stressing out when life gets in the way or over small things (ridiculous things) that I've forgotten how to be happy. I guess this post is a reminder to myself that I have to remember the importance of happiness and the people surrounding me. So for those out there reading this, take the time to shift your focus back to what you enjoy doing and spend it with the people you love without letting that stress consume you as a person - it's easier said than done, but its a key to being happy.
