Let the hands and feet do the talking

Sunday, August 2, 2009

@2:47 PM

Do you know how absolutely vextatious and exasperating it is to pick out your phone from your pocket and realize its out of battery when you are out of your house?

And to aggravate matters:

1. I was in the middle of Orchard.
2. I have yet to meet up with my friends.
3. I do not remember any of my friends' numbers by memory.
4. I do not save any contacts in my SIM card
5. It's virtually impossible to find another person with the old nokia phones which i use for NS with the old batteries around anymore.
6. Even if it was possible, it would be so damn embarassing to try to ask for one.
7. Me and my friends have yet decide on a set venue to meet up with except the vague desceiption of "meeting in town".
8. I was expecting a call from another group of friends to discuss our plans to meet later in the night
9. I was expecting another call from this guy i got accquainted with online to buy something from him, which i have already CONFIRMED the goods from him
10. I was supposed to be on "standby" for NDP duty, which meant that my phone has to be on 24/7
11. I NEED constant communication.

Nuff' said.

I do not dare proclaim myself a musician, but i do, to the best of my ability, try to play music. - JH Ho

I sing; Not with my mouth, but with my limbs, my instrument, my heart, and my soul. - JH Ho

The ability to play is one thing. But coming up with inspiration, composing the different elements, organizing the structure, coordinating the various roles, piecing it all together as a team, and most importantly - feeling it wholeheartedly, and then flamboyantly expressing it in as much fluidity as possible through pure, sheer music, takes it to a whole new level altogether. - JH Ho