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8.8.06 9:46pm.
location: ITE Central (Bedok Campus).
- Royston Tan.

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  • Anonymous Anonymous says so:
    8/8/06 23:14  

    I still remember the first time when we met.

    It was a Saturday night in 2003.

    I was looking forward to the meeting, but was also a little apprehensive that I was going to interview a celebrity... most of the people I have on my show are theatre artists who are generally very humble (they have to be! cos they need the publicity! hehe).

    But your names and pics were all over straits times and zaobao, and that seems to give you every right to act "dao".

    While I had deep admiration for someone so young and talented, I refrained from being too friendly. I had to conduct myself in a "professional" way... to act as if I had dealt with even more “tua pai” people than you. 

    "Hi! You’re here.” I paused. “So how do you feel today?" I enthused and gave you a firm handshake, but quickly avoided eye contact, to conceal my own nervousness.

    "I’m great! Just finished some editing today....it's my first time on Chinese radio. So please pardon my poor Mandarin." there was a slightly nervous yet generous smile on your face... revealing your trademark chipmunk teeth...

    That childlike grin on your face, that cheeky gleam in your eyes would light up from time to time.

    The interview proceeded smoothly, much better than I thought, and we were warming up to each other fast. And the truth is, I was easily won over by your passion, sincerity and guts.

    "Mandarin poor?! What rubbish! You're terrific!"

    "No lah, it's really quite bad. I don't know what I’m talking about." then you laughed abashedly.

    "Do you have any regrets in life?" I asked.

    "Nope. Even if I walked out your studio now and got run over by a car, I would gladly die without any regrets".

    "Why?"

    "I live every single day as if it were the last".

    Cliché it may sound, but it was the sparkle in your eyes that made the words special.

    From that moment I knew we were going to be very good friends.

    Thank you, Chiam.
    Thank you for being YOU. top

  • Anonymous Anonymous says so:
    10/8/06 01:42  

    can't believe u actually work for royston tan man...that guy's a genius lah!...i bought 'royston's shorts' and its great man... top

  • Anonymous Anonymous says so:
    11/8/06 00:51  

    hey royston!!! thank u sooo much for coming over to ite bedok for a
    fabulous showcase! n those kids on ur blog r my kids!
    was kinda worried they'd b missing my video class but so glad ur
    presentation was just as amazing!! =)
    ur an inspiration!

    ..lya top

  • Anonymous Anonymous says so:
    22/12/06 19:47  

    ...and what would be the sweetest hello? top