records are meant to be broken

it has been an honour to have you around for 8 years, you have certainly changed my life and brought loads of rippling effects together with it, but it has to go one day and it's finally gone. or maybe not. although, this is just the national juniors meet, but i guess he can replicate the same performance or even better during national schools. i was quite sad though cuz it was not broken by my junior. i guess it is inevitable that athletes will evolve, improve and better their predecessors. to a certain extent, my record was a miracle jump after all, i didn't really deserve it though, but i am honoured to have it too. i think this would be another vantage point in my life that i can be inspired by the past and look towards the future. ultimately, it is the enternal things that would last, 8 years is only a speck of a dust in eternity. fragile isn't it. the shortlived glory compared to the immeasurable memories and values that accompany it.

i guess it came at a right time, where i will be 'free' from its historical contexts and move on to pursue new targets. this is just the end of the beginning, the story continues.

9 competitions in 2 weeks time.

reborn.