La vie ne me paraît qu’aussi simple dans le village. Il n’y a pas de flux des gens, qui sont en trains de se ruer dans les différentes directions. L’odeur villageoise ne me fait nostalgique à qu’une époque, où j’étais un garçon, qui n’avait pas encore eu de la chance de m’exposer au monde d’extérieur.Continue reading “L’odeur Villageoise”
Tag Archives: Nostalgia
I Miss Canada
As I walk the streets of Hong Kong, I constantly feel the need to speed up my pace. Work gets done with upmost efficiency here. All types of dreams seem to begin and come to pass in an instant in this city. One blink of an eye can easily make us lose sight of somethingContinue reading “I Miss Canada”
Life In Video
Some people videotape their lives as memories, while others do so simply to make a living. Some people videotape their lives out of youthful innocence and curiosity, while others do so without having any piece of premonition of what the future would bring, under the influence of their youthful endeavor. Looking back on our livesContinue reading “Life In Video”
Photography
With a surge of curiosity, we capture the force of nature; with a click of the finger, we eternalize a stranger’s moment in time; with a blink of the eye, we expand the pulse of a city; and, with a push of the lenses, we immortalize the fountain of youth. Photography is magical and storytelling;Continue reading “Photography”
Flaming Red Maple Leaves
As a child, I heard about the beauty of Canadian maple leaves. Now as an adult, I, at times, can’t still believe that I get to appreciate them up close and personal. Life has an interesting way of playing with my emotions. I feel belonged to a place, where I have been residing for fifteenContinue reading “Flaming Red Maple Leaves”
Chinatown Nostalgia
Don’t Be Rooted In The Past
Don’t be rooted in the past, but be grounded in the past. I like the word, nostalgia. In fact, I first learned this word while browsing through school French vocabularies. The word, nostalgia, is beautiful, just like the meaning that it is intended to convey. We tend to hold onto anything that’s beautiful. Hence whyContinue reading “Don’t Be Rooted In The Past”
