Life is a Constant Motion

I am not sure when was the last time I wrote, but it has been quite a while. I have been very busy, day in, day out, stealing fast naps in public transport and in between rehearsals. Apart from that teaching at the same time, performances after performances, and loving every second of it. The studio looks like it has been hit by tornado or something, and Ka5 has left for L.A. the morning after KYTV's performance.

The responses from NAOPD were pretty overwhelming, we didn't expect 70% of the seats filled, but special thanks to friends, families and the elusive Biennale people who came to witness the Singapore showing. My next mission is the Future of Imagination 3 in April followed by my debut 'acting' with Queen Ping in May.

My body was somehow battered by the hectic schedules, but to be totally exhausted from doing the things you love seems all worthwhile after all. 24 hours in a day is never enough, to go without sleep seems like a daily suicide attempt, but you live through it nevertheless, a feeling of being alive, in good health and in a very sane mode of thinking.