水曜日, 11月 24

Passion for passion


I woke up at 930am today, went to a coffee shop to get my breakfast, my house is just 2mins walk away from it.
Had been in a 10mins queue in front of a coconut rice stall, there were about 7-8 person queuing in ahead of me.
A lady who was with who look like her grandchild came talking to the stall helper out of nowhere, who was serving customers at that moment, I couldn't hear clearly what was the content of their conversation, I just saw the old lady customer was pointing here and there at the food racks, which contained the cooked food that were ready to be served.
Finally it was my turn to make order when I realised what the old lady had been talking.
The stall helper didn't ask me what I would like to go along with the rice that I was going to order(she knew I would ask for coconut rice, since I would go her stall 4-5 times a week.), instead, she started packing a mysterious order which I didn't see any one ordered.
After packing the breakfast on the unknown, she handed it over to the old lady who had been talking to her.
To be honest, I wasn't bothered by it, I just thought that how come she( the stall helper) would let a person to have his/her order earlier than those who had been queuing?
I know it was just a trivia matter, and I'm not very keen to talk about it here,
it is just that,


I don't have any idea of what I should write in this blog today.


I started reading a mathematics text book today since so long, to my surprise the questions were very tricky, not that I couldn't solve, it is just that, as it was a books supposed to target those primary 5 kids, I was bewildered how could a kid at the age of 11 understand there mind teasing questions?
Nonetheless, I kinda like how maths work when I slowly remembered how it should work, even though I haven't gone into it quite deep yet, but I certainly will like it when I do.

Tomorrow's another working day, and the day after will be the day of friends gathering, for some fun, silly talking, and food.


Until then, may you always will be able to understand what I'm trying to convey in English.

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