Bruneian Dream.

Jun 03, 2010

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This is not really an update, but an update is still an update, ね? If you feel as if you have read part of this post before, don't go around accusing me of plagiarism. Chances are, I wrote them somewhere else and feeling too lazy to babble the same stuff again, had copied and paste. So nobody stands guilty of plagiarism.

So. Bruneian Dream. Being a most epic fan of G-Dragon, Korean Dream is one of my favourite tracks on his album. I mean, it's meaningful and everything. I like it so much I even did a parody. All in the name of respect to G-Dragon, of course.

What could be a 'Bruneian Dream'? A typical one will be making Brunei proud. Since actions speak louder than words, I must stress that to move forward, we must get rid, or at the very least tone down, our infamous malas tah ku ingau attitude. That means more action and less talk!

The recent (OK, maybe not-so-recent) Earth Hour, in my belief, weeds out those incapable of taking action, in a good way, maybe?

For me, my personal Bruneian Dream will be as simple as Let me contribute to my own country in my own way. Of course, doing something that puts Brunei on the world map will be great, too. Even something as simple as introducing myself as a Bruneian counts, since for most populations of the EU 'Brunei' is probably a new word.

Speaking of G-Dragon, I must mention YUI had recently released a new single, titled to Mother. The tracks are, as usual, simply amazing. The A-track, to Mother, is a song about a girl with a bad relation to her mother, something I can relate to; the B-track, Tonight, is nice too, although I haven't have time to interpret the lyrics well as I have been busy with revision. Not.

I'm ending this post in a think-out-of-the-box-ish way. Ask yourself this question Have you ever regret anything/any decisions you had made in the past? and be honest with yourself. Denial is nice, but it won't get you anywhere - especially if you want to fulfill your own Bruneian Dream.

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