The air that Kallang morning was slightly soggy, laden with a salty uncertainty. The smell of the sea, cold and churning with possibility. I know the sea and its horrible taste in the mouth, I know how it can make you free.
Tuesday, December 05, 2006
GESL
Our group did our GESL project last week, which had dragon boat racing as the first activity. The weather held up throughout the 2 day 1 night camp, which was great. Very light drizzle as we were paddling.
The air that Kallang morning was slightly soggy, laden with a salty uncertainty. The smell of the sea, cold and churning with possibility. I know the sea and its horrible taste in the mouth, I know how it can make you free.
On the second day we went to deliver food to some elderly living in flats in Toa Payoh, and cleaned a flat. I worked mostly in the kitchen, and found a bottle of rice vinegar that expired in 1988. I was 7 years old then.
The air that Kallang morning was slightly soggy, laden with a salty uncertainty. The smell of the sea, cold and churning with possibility. I know the sea and its horrible taste in the mouth, I know how it can make you free.
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