Pardon me for the lack of updates, so many things have happened that I hardly have the time to blog anymore or even drop by Ping.sg as often as I used to.
Firstly, I’m currently facing some family issues. It’s been going on for awhile now and it has left me v v drained both mentally and emotionally. So much so, that I have plans to move out and stay somewhere else once I start working. I’m seriously tired of my dad’s inability to be a father to me, I’m tired of the lack of a fatherly figure and both my parents honeymoon times. They would go out till late and leave me alone. Although one can say its independence or freedom, sometimes I can’t help but feel sad when I see families so close to each other. Hence, I thought, why not move out and rent somewhere, in order to enable them to continue to enjoy their quality time together.
Although we will be going overseas for a holiday on the 16th, I know very well what to expect. It’s been years and history never fails to repeat itself. They would be shopping by themselves, doing things on their own while Im left to pamper myself. Of which, would be a time of reflection, I reckon. As, even though I didn’t have a childhood or am in such circumstances, I know for sure, I would still have to concentrate on my career, move on and work towards my goals.
Secondly, I have thought this thru, and after taking into considerations the pros and cons, I’ve decided to take up yoga and turn vegetarian, I will still be continuing my fitness regime, however from the positive reviews I have received, I thought yoga would be a good way to find inner peace for the soul, amidst all the unpleasant happenings. The last time I went for a course conducted by a Sikh, I did feel peaceful, hence, I thought why not give yoga a try? It’ll help one to not only feel fit physically but it helps mentally and emotionally as well. =)
Why turn vegetarian you might ask me, well, it’s not solely for weight purposes, to keep my weight in check but those leaflets I received from the Singapore Vegetarian Society are still lying on the shelf, and each time I look at them, my views about not harming the animals grows stronger. Therefore, my rationale for making such a decision.
I’m also contemplating on returning to a religion I once embraced. I love the culture and hospitality there, each time I was in their company, I felt a sense of belonging. As contrary to my present religion which I just feel so isolated with the people in their numerous cliques. After all, a religion I believe is not just something one believes in, but it is also a place of support, for people to fall back on when they are in need comfort etc.