I dunno when the last time I rowed so hard was. Or rather, when the last time I rowed until so jialat was.

Dog's program very siong today. I like. Hand almost cramped until cannot hold paddle a couple of times, almost puked a couple of times.

Maybe its been too long since I paced, maybe I just wanted to row past my limit today.

His program is showing alot more substance and form now.

Most ridiculous case scenario involving someone waking up on time occurred. Unbelievably fantastic.

Going to those companies the other day was a real eye-opener. Would never have imagined such standards in development locally. Of course, they are all international companies, but its nice to see them based here in my Singapore.

Speaking to some of the directors, it reminded me of how it was like to dream to be a game developer. Yet the sad part of the matter is you can't do your own thing in a big company. You have to follow the company's direction, which can often suck like hell. Or if you want to do your own thing, no one will give a shit because you're inexperienced and you won't be able to pull the resources together.

But these guys, have been there and done all that, and are making it come true for themselves. I'm happy for them, really, maybe I will accept their offer to help out for the fighting game project, but for now, I'll just stick to my music.

Its not easy following your dream. For game developers, you usually need to have years of experience in the industry overseas before your project is feasible to developers. Unless you come across a uni with too much funding which wants to hop on the bandwagon before this industry really spikes.

Its nice to see things finally falling into place for the local game developers. Everything is slowly falling into place for them, combining talents with overseas counterparts. These are exciting times indeed.

Espcially for me. haahaa.