This year's election must be the most hottest ever election since long.
At least within my memory and knowledge.
i'm in serious dilemma
till now, i have not yet been able to make up my mind.
my brain tells me to cast my vote to them while my heart tells me otherwise.
of course they had done more good than bad.
And i'm happy with the condition of the estate i'm living in.
i appreciate that we are out of the recession so soon.
i'm grateful for the bursary awards received for 5 years during my schooling days which helped lessen my family's burden. i still remember the firm warm handshake from Mr. Lee coupled with an encouraging "Well done".
My frequent overseas trip especially to lesser developed countries made me all the more treasure what we have here in our homeland.
Having say all these, i also firmly believed we should have people from other side of the party to contribute by voicing out different perceptive.
Like most people, i would like the housing price to be more affordable (in heartlanders context, not in minister's salary context); with the ERP i was expecting traffic on CTE to improve (but the CTE jam is so famous it put taxi uncle off); i also look forward to the day employer contribution to our CPF will be adjust back to 20%, i am irritated by the influx of foreign workers in our little island (though i understand it's unavoidable as we need people to fill up such positions usually deemed too lowly by sporean.) and most importantly, a more apathy style of governance.
Oh! and i do mind that those who get get big fat pay check yet failed to deliver a respectful work.
Monopoly create arrogance.
有竞争就有进步
it's the same as business operation.
When 2 shops go into cut throat promotion, the ultimate winner is consumer.
In this instance, when there are competition to win a vote from us, the ultimate winner should be the citizens like u & me.
That's if the opposite parties have the substance against the incumbent party.
Not empty vessels.
Empty vessels makes the most noise. And that will be irritating.
So i'm at a serious dilemma.
Should i listen to my brain or to my heart?
At least within my memory and knowledge.
i'm in serious dilemma
till now, i have not yet been able to make up my mind.
my brain tells me to cast my vote to them while my heart tells me otherwise.
of course they had done more good than bad.
And i'm happy with the condition of the estate i'm living in.
i appreciate that we are out of the recession so soon.
i'm grateful for the bursary awards received for 5 years during my schooling days which helped lessen my family's burden. i still remember the firm warm handshake from Mr. Lee coupled with an encouraging "Well done".
My frequent overseas trip especially to lesser developed countries made me all the more treasure what we have here in our homeland.
Having say all these, i also firmly believed we should have people from other side of the party to contribute by voicing out different perceptive.
Like most people, i would like the housing price to be more affordable (in heartlanders context, not in minister's salary context); with the ERP i was expecting traffic on CTE to improve (but the CTE jam is so famous it put taxi uncle off); i also look forward to the day employer contribution to our CPF will be adjust back to 20%, i am irritated by the influx of foreign workers in our little island (though i understand it's unavoidable as we need people to fill up such positions usually deemed too lowly by sporean.) and most importantly, a more apathy style of governance.
Oh! and i do mind that those who get get big fat pay check yet failed to deliver a respectful work.
Monopoly create arrogance.
有竞争就有进步
it's the same as business operation.
When 2 shops go into cut throat promotion, the ultimate winner is consumer.
In this instance, when there are competition to win a vote from us, the ultimate winner should be the citizens like u & me.
That's if the opposite parties have the substance against the incumbent party.
Not empty vessels.
Empty vessels makes the most noise. And that will be irritating.
So i'm at a serious dilemma.
Should i listen to my brain or to my heart?
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