A moment in time, this moment in time - Andrew PK Yap

• AndrewPKYap

  12 Jan 07, 09:02

  A moment in time, this moment in time
  Is when we lived our past and we live our future
  The moment in time, for lightning to strike the earth
  Is when we fully engage and we stop and rest
  The moment in time, the time it takes to blink your eye
  Is when we are here and we are everywhere
  The moment in time, the time it takes to smile
  Is when we are depressed and we are joy unspeakable
  
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• Devil1976

  12 Jan 07, 12:23

  What is this suppose to mean
• AndrewPKYap

  12 Jan 07, 12:58

  Originally posted by Devil1976:

  What is this suppose to mean

  What happens if you do not think of time in terms of a week, a month, a year, a life-time?
• mhcampboy

  12 Jan 07, 12:59

  Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:

  What happens if you do not think of time in terms of a week, a month, a year, a life-time?

  Ermm, you've just wasted your time?
• AndrewPKYap

  12 Jan 07, 13:04

  Originally posted by mhcampboy:

  Ermm, you've just wasted your time?

  Cute~
• blu_sky

  12 Jan 07, 13:06

  Originally posted by mhcampboy:

  Ermm, you've just wasted your time?

  
• AndrewPKYap

  12 Jan 07, 13:10

  Originally posted by blu_sky:

  

  What if you planned for a life-time but you can only live one moment at a time?
• blu_sky

  12 Jan 07, 13:13

  Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:

  What if you planned for a life-time but you can only live one moment at a time?

  One should have long term plans, but these plans are not supposed to be rigid.
• sunny6110

  12 Jan 07, 13:15

  Originally posted by blu_sky:

  One should have long term plans, but these plans are not supposed to be rigid.

  long term in accounting is only 1 yr
• blu_sky

  12 Jan 07, 13:16

  Originally posted by sunny6110:

  long term in accounting is only 1 yr

  eh hem.... long term in accounting is more than 5 years.
• blu_sky

  12 Jan 07, 13:16

  Originally posted by sunny6110:

  long term in accounting is only 1 yr

  Btw, fyi, 1 year is short term (in accounting)
• sunny6110

  12 Jan 07, 13:17

  Originally posted by blu_sky:

  Btw, fyi, 1 year is short term (in accounting)

  i thought less than 1 yr is short term... anything 1 yr is long term le??
• AndrewPKYap

  12 Jan 07, 13:19

  Originally posted by blu_sky:

  One should have long term plans, but these plans are not supposed to be rigid.

  Do you have a choice? Whether it should be "rigid" or "flexible"?
• blu_sky

  12 Jan 07, 13:21

  Originally posted by sunny6110:

  i thought less than 1 yr is short term... anything 1 yr is long term le??

  in accounting:
  <1 year - short term.
  >1 year and < 5 years -medium term.
  >5 years - long term.
  
  i gotta charge you tuition fees already!!
  
• blu_sky

  12 Jan 07, 13:22

  Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:

  Do you have a choice? Whether it should be "rigid" or "flexible"?

  it is your plan. why shouldnt you have the choice to make your plan rigid or flexible?
• sunny6110

  12 Jan 07, 13:27

  Originally posted by blu_sky:

  in accounting:
  >1 year - short term.
  >1 year and < 5 years -medium term.
  >5 years - long term.
  
  i gotta charge you tuition fees already!!
  

  but balance sheet got no medium term leh...
  
  
  accounting aside... when got time for coffee??
• blu_sky

  12 Jan 07, 13:28

  Originally posted by sunny6110:

  but balance sheet got no medium term leh...
  
  
  accounting aside... when got time for coffee??

  balance sheet got no medium term? check out the notes to accounts!
  
  You buying coffee ah?
• AndrewPKYap

  12 Jan 07, 13:30

  Originally posted by blu_sky:

  it is your plan. why shouldnt you have the choice to make your plan rigid or flexible?

  I meant can you make it rigid? You do have a choice not to make it flexible? For example, this morning you planned to take a walk at this time and then it started to rain and caused a flood. Look out the window, it is raining cats and dogs!
• blu_sky

  12 Jan 07, 13:32

  Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:

  I meant can you make it rigid? You do have a choice not to make it flexible? For example, this morning you planned to take a walk at this time and then it started to rain and caused a flood. Look out the window, it is raining cats and dogs!

  Of course you have the choice to stay rigid.
  
  In your example, you can choose to be rigid and stick to your plan. Just be prepared to get drenched.
• AndrewPKYap

  12 Jan 07, 13:33

  Originally posted by blu_sky:

  balance sheet got no medium term? check out the notes to accounts!
  
  You buying coffee ah?

  Are you an accounting student dear?
• sunny6110

  12 Jan 07, 13:33

  Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:

  I meant can you make it rigid? You do have a choice not to make it flexible? For example, this morning you planned to take a walk at this time and then it started to rain and caused a flood. Look out the window, it is raining cats and dogs!

  that depends on why u wanna get a walk... can do other things to get the same aim oso... U can oso delay the walk till evening when the rain is over... this is call reschedule
• AndrewPKYap

  12 Jan 07, 13:34

  Originally posted by blu_sky:

  Of course you have the choice to stay rigid.
  
  In your case, you can choose to be rigid and stick to your plan. Just be prepared to get drenched.

  Is it wise to make rigid plans?
• blu_sky

  12 Jan 07, 13:34

  Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:

  Are you an accounting student dear?

  I was an accounting student.
• AndrewPKYap

  12 Jan 07, 13:35

  Originally posted by sunny6110:

  that depends on why u wanna get a walk... can do other things to get the same aim oso... U can oso delay the walk till evening when the rain is over... this is call reschedule

  Is it wise to make rigid plans?
• blu_sky

  12 Jan 07, 13:35

  Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:

  Is it wise to make rigid plans?

  hmmm..... what kind of question is this?