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Fun and purpose aren’t mutually exclusive when it comes to how you spend your time, says the writer.
ST ILLUSTRATION: CEL GULAPA
SINGAPORE - Over the past month or so, I have been engaging in a self-improvement project that I find hard to explain to anyone because of its seeming arbitrary frivolity.
To give you some details on what that might look like, roughly over the course of the month, I watched several operas, went analogue by buying a record player and discovered anew the Henrik Ibsen play Peer Gynt, learnt how to play a piano accompaniment to Joni Mitchell’s River so that I could be a courtly bard, and also attracted the amused but slightly disapproving question from my parents: “Are you sure this is what you want to spend your time on?”


