Perhaps New Year’s Eve is the most-awaited evening for mankind at large, considering the hedonistic values the world system has successfully imparted in their indulgent minds, and assuming that they need this particular eve to make their resolutions renewable and doable.

By the way, the euphoria is inevitably unstoppable. Many people, on a common ground, do need this eve to add the exhilaration in life. Having spent my New Year day in KLCC and Genting Highlands truly awakened my unbecoming mind to certain level of insightful mentalities. Matter-of-factly, the 12 mid-night boom-bang moments in KLCC reminded me that we need more bright colours, uncontrollable noises and uncompromising chaos to move things up superbly, so that we are able to attain things in life.

Similarly, Genting Highlands showed me the desperate need for high ecstasy in my waking life. The mind-boggling roller coaster and heart-stopping Space Shot taught my fragile spirit that life is at stake up there, until you conquer your fear and go on in life. Indeed, several deadly seconds after being pushed down from Space Shot, I felt like being shot in the wide space, and I made a vow to myself that my next resolutions must be fulfilled the soonest possible, while there is time. So, well done Genting Highland! Here is my heartfelt congratulation to Genting Management - your motto is just perfect: “Fun at the peak” (until you get peed!)