Very often I get this question from my friends, "Since you travelled quite a lot, which city or country do you think is the best? "
And, I couldn't find an answer for that. Because I think, the more you travelled, the more you realise that the world is so diverse, that each city or country has her own beauty.
There isn't one best city that everyone should live in. But there will definitely be one city that can accommodate you, and make you happy.
Today, my supervisor asked me something different, "After travelling to so many cities, which one would you return to?"
This prompts me to think very hard. I couldn't answer it immediately. However, after giving it some thoughts, the city that I will return to is London.
Yes, it's London.
Well, maybe it could be part of the graduation goggles, that I think I won't be coming back anytime soon. Hence, I miss it even more.
Or,
It could be this is the only city I have stayed for so long, other than Seremban. 4 years- a period of time which is short enough to leave, but long enough to miss.
This place used to be a dreamland, when I was younger, singing along with the London Bridge nursery rhymes; and then it becomes a reality, and takes part of my heart away eventually.
From Seremban, to London; and from London, to the world. The exposure, the people, the experience- they are just so great.
The best thing a city can offer is to give you space to explore more rooms for yourselves. And, London has managed to do that.
From science to engineering, to politics, to writing, to banking and finance, to entrepreneurship, to art and design, to coffee and to travelling.
Truly a melting pot, of thoughts and cultures.
Thank you London, for the amazing 4 years. I will miss you dearly.
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