Family Day
Saturday is normally family day with my in-laws.
And family day for us usually translates into an over-indulging lunch, viewing showhouses, some sort of shopping, followed by another over-indulging meal.
We're boring people. We can do the same things week after week and still not bored of it.
Walking through beautifully done-up showhouses always reminds me of the passion I once had for interior design and decorating.
5 jobs I'll be doing if I had pursued art instead of science:
Besides, I really wasn't that talented in art anyway. I may have an eye for detail and passion for beauty, but quite frankly, I lack the creativity and originality to be different. So maybe I should just stick to buying beautiful things, instead of working with them.
And I love my job, I do. I feel blessed to be where I am (or should I say "was", since I'm currently unemployed by choice?), and I'm not complaining about the career path I chose.
I'm just rambling on because I didn't get my cupcake fix today, as promised. It's a good thing that I did get my ice cream from Baskin-Robbins, otherwise I might suffer from an even-more-severe case of verbal diarrhea. Haha.
Now if you'd excuse me, I should go and have a big piece of blueberry cheesecake to shut myself up.
And family day for us usually translates into an over-indulging lunch, viewing showhouses, some sort of shopping, followed by another over-indulging meal.
We're boring people. We can do the same things week after week and still not bored of it.
Walking through beautifully done-up showhouses always reminds me of the passion I once had for interior design and decorating.
5 jobs I'll be doing if I had pursued art instead of science:
- Fashion stylist
- Fashion buyer
- Interior designer/decorator
- Writer
- Event organiser/wedding planner
Besides, I really wasn't that talented in art anyway. I may have an eye for detail and passion for beauty, but quite frankly, I lack the creativity and originality to be different. So maybe I should just stick to buying beautiful things, instead of working with them.
And I love my job, I do. I feel blessed to be where I am (or should I say "was", since I'm currently unemployed by choice?), and I'm not complaining about the career path I chose.
I'm just rambling on because I didn't get my cupcake fix today, as promised. It's a good thing that I did get my ice cream from Baskin-Robbins, otherwise I might suffer from an even-more-severe case of verbal diarrhea. Haha.
Now if you'd excuse me, I should go and have a big piece of blueberry cheesecake to shut myself up.
4 left a petal:
I feel the same! I used to have such a passion for art... I still do... it's somewhere hiddne... underneath all the materialism... sigh.
I like to go to showrooms too. But there are very limited showrooms around my area. The most I can go is IKEA showroom.
You know what, those jobs you listed are my love too, except being a writer. Hehehehe
Fuzkittie: Yeah, I guess somewhere along the way, we just stopped being idealistic and started being realistic about our dreams in life. :)
Horizon: I was actually talking about showhouses of new property development, not furniture showrooms. There're plenty of them around these days.
Doreen: It's my personal belief that all gals dream of being a wedding planner at some point of our lives. And who, in the right mind, wouldn't wanna be a fashion buyer huh? :D
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