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recollection of memories,
treasure of presence,
pursuit of dreams...
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Thursday, October 14, 2004
10:56 PM
Stone Mountain Park Can you see the cravings on the mountain? Well, this is the Stone Mountain in Georgia. It is quite magnificient how the people could actually make such cravings to such details. During the night, there is also a magnificient performance of fireworks and lasers. It is considered a much larger scale performance than the one seen in Sentosa (in Singapore). As Xing and I went days after Independence Day, the show was very motivating and encouraging with country songs (related to various US states). As there were a number of short stories related to the country, I can sense the patrotism in the audience as they clapped and cheered. So that night, I was moved by how the Americans will actually so proud of their nation and their soldiers fighting abroad. How I wonder if only Singaporeans could be as patrotic as the Americans, the nation won't have to make army compulsory for the guys.
memories*
sobre mi*
-a gemini girl-
preferencias*
hanging out with friends
watching TV & movies
listening to music
travelling
reading
