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DARE TO DREAM?



It has been more than a year since the last time I stepped in to Dave's Delli.It is the best restaurant with English gravy and a quarter chicken!I love it but I seldom visit the bistro because the price has gone up.But today is a special day that I am celebrating a good news with my wife.Another reason why I was here is the poster.According to my cycling friend Marina,this guy on the big bike looks like me.I hope so.

As I was eating ,I kept looking at the poster and read the caption-Dreams are possible.When I was in my 20s,I dreamt to be an engineer and I became one in 1976.I dreamt to own and drive a Mercedes and it came true in 1989.So,some dreams are possible and some are not realised yet.

While having dinner here,I took a few shots of the posters but I was not pleased.Suddenly,one of the young men eating near the wall where the poster was hung looked to the poster.Immediately I fired my shot.That action is a great  human connection to  the poster.

Looking at people riding big bikes on the highways makes me jealous.Inside me,I love to do it but it is too late.Why did not I ride this big bike when I was younger?I was afraid.Now,I am quite pleased to ride my Brompton bicycle every weekend in Putrajaya.


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