I have been busy for the past week, mostly due to my new job at Canon Singapore. Although it's just a temp job, I feel like a permanent staff. The workload can be overwhelming at times. It's not difficult. Just that work gets thrown at you from different directions and each require some form of attention. On some days, I really drag my feet to work. I hope things will get better as I know the people there better.

Just yesterday, I read the latest online manga for Naruto. The story keeps getting better and better that I have absolute praise for the writer. For those who thinks anime is a cartoon meant for kids, I feel sorry in some ways. I know everybody got their own preferences, but Naruto goes beyond just being a cartoon. It can make you laugh, cry or angry, and presents to you some of life's greatest lessons. Ultimately, it boils down to perspective. Still, that doesn't mean having any kind of perspective is ok. It shows alot about what you are. Take soccer as an example. To me, it's the greatest sport ever created. I see soccer as the beautiful game. Others may see it as 22 guys chasing after one ball. It's appreciation. Even if you're not an avid soccer game, you should be able to see why soccer appeals all over the world. If you're the kind of person who sees a group of guys chasing a ball, then you will be the one to see Naruto as a kid's programme. Not only that, life to you will be merely survival.