Repairing the bridges

Craving : Pai Kuat Min (Pork Chop Noodles)

Bridges, you don't realise how important these structures are until they are gone. I'll bet most of the people in penang just complain about the jam on the penang bridge Likewise for those who travel the causeway between Johor and Singapore each day. The thing is we probably never fully appreciate bridges, or anything else for that matter until it is gone. By this time you all must be asking, alright so just what this Uncle Su getting at? So chiong hei for what? Hehehe...truth be told, I'm talking about friendships.

I've sort of being thinking over this week, since I finished my talk and I've noticed that I've allowed alot of my bridges to my friends to collapse. Obviously I'm not talking about the friends I see often, but more about those I haven't seen in awhile like Charles and most of my uni mates. This highligted further to me when I discovered that things that have happened among some of my good uni friends I wasn't finding out until after a couple of months or even half a year. I guess I tend to focus on a couple of groups and slack of on the others. However I have decided to do something about this and repair these bridges. In fact the rebuilding has already started I think, and I have discovered a couple new blogs to add to my list of friends (Even though I can only read about half of Ean Chee's).

I'm hoping to make a....*interrupted*.....ok now I can't remember what it was that I wanted to write about. Have some new and happy news though. My boss, the nice guy that he is has given the whole office next monday and tuesday off! Hooray! It's a reward for us getting our project handed over so...hip hip hooray! No monday blues for a week!