The Opera Populaire

I wrote e above entry in a fit of pessimism. Upon thinking further, I feel that I shd not have been so carried away by my own emotions or been so self-pitying. My condition is not e end of e world; as Enguang Dage put it, it is only a slight condition. My only worry is that it may potentially be a cause for some ppl like my future employer to reject me and I would hate to be rejected when they dunno anything abt me, my potential as a worker or e health condition. The same goes for e lover part. Thanks, Enguang Dage! It is true that if someone ever does that in e future, he is not worth me crying over. Perhaps by e time he comes into my life, I would have been healed :) Hee, now that's comforting. Meanwhile, I am still trying to guess wat Keong meant by his comment?

Anyway, I have no need to pity myself when the Creator of the world is by my side. For He meant all that happened to those who love Him for e good.

On another note, I bought Diana Krall's "Live in Paris" album yesterday. All along, I heard that she is very good, but I only realized how when I watched e DVD I described in an earlier entry. Woah! Love her "The Look of Love"! Love her voice, e low sort, but very husky in a nice way. Just love jazz. Hmm...I oso hope my "Aspects of Love" CD that I ordered in S'pore will be there by the time I get back. Jenn's other shopping list: a new pair of specs, preferably red in colour, of titanium material.

Speaking of songs, my mom and I played my dad's KTV DVDs last nite and sang away. That was e 1st time my mom sang "KTV". She was so funny! When we sang Zhao Chuan's "Wo Si Yi Zi Xiao Xiao Niao", she actually flapped her hands like wings! Hahahaha buai ta han lei! She asked me why I laughed, was her singing that bad. Heh, she taught me some Cantonese and Hokkien while singing.