Met up with a primary school classmate who recently moved back to HK to further his architectural career. Had a long and wonderful chat with him in wildly unrelated topics including environmental issues, government policies, architecture, design, painting, photography, career, family, friends,… I’m really thankful to have such a friend whom I can enjoy an endless conversation with.
I was told that I didn’t change much since we met a few years ago. I’m guessing he meant my attitude to life rather than my outward appearance, so I’ll take that as a compliment. Truth is, I’ve been living somewhat of a withdrawal life because I really don’t want to be lost in this busy, noisy, and materialistic city.
Deliberately avoided doing the regular work at the studio today. Instead, I completed the “homework” for my rubber stamping class, watered the plants, and did a little reorganization of the stuff in the studio.
Chinese New Year 2014 has come and gone quickly and plainly. It was the hottest CNY since I came back to HK, so hot that I had to switch back to my summer blankets to sleep well at night. It also felt a little busy, it wasn’t until today (10th day of CNY) that I finally finished most of the things I planned to complete before CNY. That includes cleaning my rooms at home, it feels good to be in a tidied up room. =)
