sheesh.. been to australia really made me think twice whenever i see singaporeans on the street. in australia, a smile from us will (most of the time) most probably see a smile being returned to us from the aussies, but right here in our own home, the possibility of that happening is equivalent to me getting ruien as my gf..hahah alright maybe its because we are looked upon as tourist and they are simple being friendly. well, the word emphasised is FRIENDLY. so why cant we just, well, return a simple smile if someone smiles at us? is it really so hard to get that two pieces of thing hanging below (our nose) to arch upsides?

not trying to fuss over such things, but i reckon most singaporeans dont really like to express their positive feelings. if not, why is it that people are more readily at expressing their anger at things/people than giving positive comments?

it wouldnt hurt one single bit to try to smile more, so go ahead guys, you have my approval to smile! =D