Okay, a random post coming that i forced out of my mind, since i have nothing to blog about and it's been a week since i blogged.

Let's talk about balance.

When i was very much younger (forgot how old i was), i used to buy bubbletea from time to time (i still do now). Then i would grip the bubbletea cup really tightly and it would break and all the liquid would spill out. There was another time when i shook the tea without holding it tightly enough, so it dropped onto the floor and broke. From there, i had learnt that there must always be a balance: Hold not too tightly, but not too lightly.

Then recently there's another lesson about balance that life gave me. I was doing some painting (painting is so fun, i haven't done it for soooo long) and i needed to delicately control the brush. If i spent too little effort, the brush would not touch the paper, but if i spent too much effort, it would "overpaint" certain parts, such as those really small portions that i wanted to colour. It's kind of a balance thing as well, so i had to balance.

Balancing is not always that easy at first, but it becomes natural when i got used to it.

And this can apply in life as well. There must always be a gauge and some experience in order to balance things out. Once we get experience, we can then balance things out.