A Tribut to the Victims of the Tsunami

Bleahz... Irritated again today...
Was on the bus back from Bugis today, when I realized I forgot to top up my EZ link card... Just my luck to meet a loyal-to-service bus driver (either that or I look like a 25 year old marketing executive). Anywayz... I put in 70 cents in that tinker box, and that driver screwed up his face and said that the minimum was 80 cents... So I told him that I was a student in Singapore Poly... His reply? "Poly student not student. 80 cents least". Apart from his really fantastic grammer, he said it with a smug look on his bald headed face...

HOWEVER, my JC friend can get in for 45 cents! Heard me! 45 cents!! stupid bus drivers... stupid transport system...

'NewaYz... back to today...

I was in Bugis today after church today because it was my frenz's birthday... We went to The Coffee Connoisseur to celebrate her birthday... Her treat! haha.... I ordered a milkshake like this.... *slurp* YuM!

Slurp! YuMmy DriNk!

I'm going to write a song about the Tsunami victims in tribute of the 9 Singaporeans and 144,000 others who died in the world's worst natural disaster in recorded history... Also because today is Singapore's day of mourning for the those affected by the Tsunami

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To Reach Out and Heal Those Broken Hearts

Verse 1:
Hear the cries

From their soulful hearts

A cry of pain

A cry in vain

Verse 2:

So hard they tried

To build a home

It took one tide

To destroy and leave them alone

Verse 3:

Wrenched from their families

Hidden from their love

Wont you reach out

And heal those broken hearts?

Chorus:

A new hope

A new future

A goal for a time

For which they can be sure

A time when where they will never

Be afraid again

Wont you reach out

And heal those broken hearts

Last time : Wont you reach out,

and heal those broken hearts

Bridge:

One step by one step

We'll help them build a place

A place that they can call home

Copyright (c)

Written by Kyo

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Let us all spend a quite moment to contemplate on how lucky and blessed we are that we were not affected by the tsunami...

Life is like a lighted candle,

Swaying in the wind...

A gentle blow, and it extinguishes...

But for every candle lit, it only takes a spark..

The pass on that flame...

Take care everyone, and God Bless

Signing off,

- Kyo

Today's Interesting Fact : Did you know that a raisin dropped in a glass of fresh champagne will bounce up and down continuously from the bottom of the glass to the top.
(haha... will it work with vodka and beer?)