Last evening

Good morning amigos and here's a round, save Malik since you can't drink, to an even better week ahead! Nothing beats the injection of the lethal combination of tequila shots and rum into one's bloodstream for breakfast man. Of course, a deluge of H2O on the rocks or neat must indeed follow, in order to vitiate the imminent hangover unless you're looking to use that as an excuse to getta MC(only applicable in the UK as far as I know). Okay, to set the record straight, I am far from intoxication and more sober than all of you put together!

Anyway, the highlight of yesterday was spending the evening alone, lazing on my bed with music piped in from various sources such as my Ipod, the television downstairs as well as the incessant ranting of an inconsiderate neighbour. Don't get me wrong, I'm not lamenting but instead relishing this experience since loneliness after all, needs a friend too! Haha. Music, in general, has proven consistent in unlocking the mysteries and greater mysteries of my mind. In this case, the music which I listen to corresponds to a drug which evokes an array of indiscriminate emotions and at varied quantities too. Although commonly in opposition to rational thinking, emotion, at the appropriate yet indeterminable moment, can enkindle certain revelations, namely on life and humanity, for example emotion spurred deeper insights to defining love and what art actually is. On the other hand, I could just have been caught up in the raptures of a reverie the whole afternoon. Whatever the explanation may be, the end which indeed comes in the intangible of intellectual and emotional rewards, serves as a justification for spending this evening in bed as compared to an otherwise productive activity. While I lay down as sunset neared completion, I also saw the luxury of time I am currently basking in, inevitably dwindle where every evening of unadulterated personal time would be elevated to an activity of indulgence from a typical one in this life.

Haha okay, it's back to my bed... AGAIN! But this time to sleep as it is right now a few minutes to daybreak. Good night? or morning? Amigos para siempre.
-Kenneth wong