Well,
on sat,
I went to bras brasah with bryan and jordan
and of course,
we visited the most sensible place bras brasah has to offered( all the other shops like shit),
Swee Lee!

It was my first time going to swee lee,
although i heard that it was a great place to visit if one is a musician or has an interest in music.
However,
I think that as an understatement,
because when i entered swee lee,
I was astounded by the wide range of displays swee lee had to offer.
It was quite the messy place,
with bags cluttered and strewn about,
so unlike the high-class design of Yamaha.
But,
When compared to swee lee in terms of music,
Yamaha is kind of pathetic.

I went to Yamaha once a couple of weeks ago,
and they only had 1 drum set on display.
Swee lee,
on the otherhand,
had almost about 20!
It was like (clique) i died and went to drumming heaven!
I wasn't planning to buy any of the stuff,
however,
looking at the really competitive (really ironic due to the fact that there are few/no other music shops in that area) and cheap cut-price,
i was sorely tempted to empty my pockets and buy a drum set.
despite the fact that i had no money!
Too Bad!

Anyway,
I have made up my mind to work after my o levels to save up enough money to buy my first drum set!
I will get the cheapest drum set swee lee has to offered,
people may call me a cheapo
but the drum set would be one that i will most covet,
because it will be bought using my hard-earned money and not money from my parents.
That will be a great difference and you will treasure something dearly when you buy it using your own money.
This is because when people buy things for you,
or you using someone else's money to buy,
you will take it for granted as it is free.
However,
if you work hard for it
and you get it
it is a whole different story.

i walk a lonely road