Being an avid believer in Horoscopes, I honestly think myself as a "fiery person". ARIES is a fire sign, hence I say things that may burn people and do things with a fiery passion. The last thing I would think of to ever calm me down is water. Take it as if I'm a fire type pokemon, i should actually DESPISE the slightest touch of water.

May it be in swimming pools, beaches, or any sort of water park, I'll always enjoy being in the water. My dad once told me I suffered from hydrophobia at the age of 3years old because he left me in the baby pool for 10 seconds, and I was totally submerged. My dad panicked and dove in like a lifeguard (that's because he was during his NS days)

My dad is really a strong swimmer and he was really keen on teaching me how to swim, so I kinda made it hard for him for two years plus until I finally dipped my toes into the water, and I never wanted to leave ever since. I would actually lay down at the bottom of the pool, and pretend I'm sleeping because I just loved being in the water. I really wished I had unlimited breath so that I could stay there all day.

So I've been on 3 days of shoot for Point Of Entry's season 4, and let me just say that I've only threatened to kill my director less than 20 times. Yeah he's somewhat experienced in this field, but working with him will require an extra heart just to put up with his ridiculous calls and requests. If it weren't for my First AD, Carmen Yip, I would've rejected this project long ago.

So on one of the days of filming, we actually went to East Coast Park to film. Havent really been at the beach in a long time, so the sight of sand actually made me a slight bit happy. And as the night began to emerge, the symphony of the waves grew stronger, slowly inviting me in for a dip.

Soon, the moment came for the water scenes, and I immediately took off my shoes and just dug my toes into the sand. I can't even start to find the words to explain how beautiful the feeling was. I'm not feeling creative enough but you can just imagine the feeling once you take a look at the picture (below)

For the first time in a long time I was actually at peace. I felt comfortable. I didnt want to leave. Not so soon. I wanted the shoot to end, yes. But I never wanted to leave the spot so soon. I'll be back again, I swear.