Perth was brilliant. This will be one of the many trips that i won’t forget and will definitely tell my children about. I fell in love with Perth almost immediately. The weather, the culture, the people and just the place itself. and the road trip down south was amazing. Seriously, pictures and videos don’t do any justice; you have to be there to experience it in person. However, getting away from boring old sunny Singapore was what i needed before school finally starts in the coming week. and hell, im not a single bit excited bout it.
i miss Perth already. i want to be able to wear out my thick jacket and scarf without even perspiring at all despite the sun shining so brightly. walking around in the cold breeze with hot chocolate to warm my hands. not to forget, the fog coming out from our mouth when we talked. i love it too how everyone is so friendly, how passengers would shout their thank-yous to the bus drivers when they alight, how passer-bys would smile and say hi to you, and how everyone would greet you with a “how you doing?” when you walked into the stores. and most importantly, i love how everyone is really laid-back there. no rushing or whatsoever. taking a step at a time to enjoy every moment. hence, i concluded something…………
in the 5 hours plane ride home, i decided that i want to move away from Singapore once im done with uni. with my mum and sisters along of course. i dont want to be stuck in this rule-by-rule country. and whatmore, everything is so stressful. i want to ease the burden of my mum from working so much and also, the suffer my little sister (and i) experience from the immense studying she had to do for her A’s. honestly, education is such a bitch here. i would not want my children to grow up, hidden behind books and never being able to explore what’s out there. and to be raised in a whole different culture, that will be an experience. so to wherever i decided to go, that will be the start of a new chapter in my life. (: