Sunday, June 22, 2008.

It was dusk. We stood, side by side, overlooking Orchard Road. As the drizzle gently fell onto us, I held her tightly in my hands. Sheltered her.

I looked straight into her.

We stood there for an hour or so, oblivious to the moving and ever-roaring traffic of people. And for a brief moment in that hour or so, time stopped.

And for the rest of that hour we just stood, watching everything pass by us.

I left after that hour, a happier man indeed.

PS. This is indeed real.

socdoc, i just hate you so much.

Now, the truth.

It was 7.25 pm. I and my videocamera stood, side by side, overlooking Orchard Road (and the ERP gantry). As the drizzle gently fell onto us, I held the videocamera tightly in my hands (so as to be able to actually film). Sheltered the videocamera (i mean duh, you shelter it so the video won't turn out so bad).

I looked straight into the screen of the videocamera.

I and my videocamera stood there for an hour or so (cause orchard road gantry turns off at 8+), oblivious to the moving and ever-roaring traffic of people (but definitely NOT to the traffic at Orchard Road). And for a brief moment in that hour or so, time stopped. (cause when you press record on the videocamera it lags for a short while).

And for the rest of that hour I and my videocamera just stood, watching everything pass by us (cause we ARE supposed to film that).

I left after that hour, a happier man indeed (I mean when you finish your project aren't you happier?).

yeah that's the truth. nothing else intended. seriously.

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