Summer Raindrops

Monday, July 31, 2006

Winter Wonderland

Huh! Finally the scene is up. A Winter Wonderland.

Quite a nice place. It will be good if I can leave this stress-pok of a place and stay in here for a few days, I mean night. Here in the artic or antartica, there is no day or night (literally no day and night living). The sun is always there and the skies are criss-cross and patterned with aurora.

But first I got create some furnitures and a bed. The sled is useless as well as there aren't any husky dogs to pull it along. A bbq pit will be a nice addition to go along with those benches.

Ok I shall build this into my small plot of land in SecondLife.

Tuesday, July 25, 2006

Back to the 3D World


Finally, after so long, I finally got the chance to returned back to my hobby. Exploring and doing some 3D modelling and animation.

3D software are getting more and more powerful. I got the chance to model and render a bench. I'll try to re-create many things in the coming days.

Monday, July 17, 2006

Happy Planet Index

Hey! I'm so surprise to see this. A friend had pointed this link out to me. Singapore is ranked as one of the most unhappy places in the world. Almost right at the bottom tier of Asia. Wow, that is incredibile.

For quite some time, I had noticed that many people (both I knew and don't) around me are unhappy. Ever since I took a trip to China and Europe, this great difference in attitude to life becomes more and more obvious to me. Most people I met on the streets, at work, at crowded eating joints during lunch hours, at shops, service personels, hotel personels, seems to be having a bad day from the look of their faces.

Pulling on a long face, they either look tired, or hectic, or anxious, or sad, or frustrated, etc. Seldom have I come across a happy face. During most conversations, negativity seems to be the main flavour, and key ingredient responsibile for the bitter or sour taste in any conversing topics. Taxi drivers, working professionals, office professionals, the janitor cleaning auntie and uncles, the overloaded students, the frustrated parents, etc etc. The ratio of unhappy people seems to far outweigh the happy ones.

Hmmm... perhaps I look like that as well.