Kenting Aquarium, kenting

When you and your friends can't decide on a direction, so you all just swim in circles.

Continuing my journey through Kenting Aquarium, I found myself entranced by a school of fish performing what could only be described as an underwater ballet. Their synchronized movements were so flawless, it was as if they had rehearsed for weeks. The light from above danced on their scales, creating a dazzling display that was both calming and hypnotic. I couldn't help but think that if these fish had a soundtrack, it would be something classical, maybe a bit of Mozart. As I watched them glide effortlessly through the water, I was struck by the sheer beauty of their existence. Here they were, living their lives in a giant glass tank, oblivious to the world outside. It made me wonder about the simplicity of their existence—no worries about rent, taxes, or the latest viral trend. Just swim, eat, and repeat. Maybe we could all learn something from these fish. Maybe the secret to happiness is just to go with the flow, quite literally. But then again, I suppose it's easy to be content when you're a fish in an aquarium, with no predators to worry about and a guaranteed meal every day. It's a fish's version of paradise, really. And as I stood there, watching their graceful dance, I couldn't help but feel a pang of envy. Maybe in my next life, I'll come back as a fish. Or maybe I'll just take up synchronized swimming. Either way, it's clear that the underwater world has its own kind of magic, one that we could all use a little more of in our lives.