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its 945 am on a perfect sunday morning.

im already at the bus stop waiting for my service to ikea. and its too early to be havin a heavy breakfast yet the alfresco cafes are already packed with people who looked like they have had a long night. the people lying on the grass patch looked much like an installation piece. the bouncers are still looking as alert as they would have been 9 hours ago. some people were stepping into recovery bars for a last beer buzz. and many were steeping out of the clubs in their own time, looking like a total mess, stringy hair and all that jazz. a lil off scale from the alcohol, or drugs, or both.

i totally enjoy how the people here are able to put their work aside. go back to their families on time. and have a ball of a time when they are supposed to.

ok i wana jump topic. as much as risk taking and only getting to live once is concerned, in our short lifetime, is it that not worth.
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