Goodness! Rain Rain and Rain. That's the most happening thing now. It happens and happens. Non-stop.

I used to have this idea of people dressed in white cloaks on puffy clouds up there washing their hands at a red sink (the one that is in the guest room of my old house), and the water that washes down came from the sink. Come to think of it, that sounds quite dirty suddenly. And these few days it rains long and hard.. Haha. Did someone up there forgot to turn off the tap? Sorry. No offense to any beliefs. But hey, I was only what six or seven? You can't blame my fertile imagination. The whole picture stemmed out from my impression of God washing his hands by the way.

Have you ever stood on top of an overhead bridge and watch the people below you pass? The scene is most beautiful when it's raining and all those passing below you carry umbrellas. All you see are umbrellas moving onwards. And if there are a lot of people, it almost never ends. It's like looking at coloured lily pads floating downstream. It rocks. Too bad my phone cannot be connected to the computer.

I do wonder what will happen to those in Chinatown now though. The water level should be higher this year I reckon. And those precautions they took would possibly be useless now. Oh dear.. And chinese new year is just around the corner! All the big hoo-hah and early new year songs. And no decorations! Hahaha. (Sorry. Couldn't help laughing)

But sometimes, looking at other people and laughing isn't a bad thing. (thought of this at the mrt station on the way home) I mean, you look at other's being unhappy, then you'll realise you're happy and because you realise you're happy, you laugh and/or smile. People don't have to be sad for others' misfortunes to sympathise with them. We just have to be respectful and understand that they are in less favourable circumstances than us.