A quick one today.

hmm..hopefully.

Usually have the habit of writing things which come across my mind right now.

anyway attended a gathering with my tjc wushu frens - a few of them though.

in JW's house - eat and play a very interesting board game.

Cashflow 101.

Heard about this game from LA. but i never get the chance to play.

dun know whether it's just pure luck or coincidence - i'm a lawyer in this game.

it's a great game..letting you know about yourself in terms of your financial personalities and principles - of how you see chances, of how you calculate and take risks.

however, just feel that the game has painted a picture too beautiful.

it's like trying to convey a message that once you are out of the rat race, life's a breeze.

one of my fren mentioned that the game conveys a message "the rich gets richer".
but looking at the game last night, doesn't seem to be true for this statement.
WeiM and JW both had the lowest pay check - janitor and truck driver.
Both made it big and JW was the first to have her "dream" fulfilled.

I'm a lawyer, having the highest liabilities. Partly due to the unlucky coincidence of having 2 kids (the highest record of the night).

talking about liabilities.
the game has not taken into consideration of the soft liabilities - getting heavily ill, trapped in a court dispute etc.

hmmm..two things which i've learnt from last night's game.

1. The longer you are stuck in the rat race, the higher the risk of you getting a kid. or maybe two kids just like me.

2. Practise contraception. Or abstinence. To minimise the possible unnecessary expenses.