In need to pen it down and get focused!
Yesterday night, at around 11pm, my family reached the Choa Chu Kang Cemetry, eagerly and happily waiting to see and of course, well prepared and ready to see my grandfather in the state that we assume he should be in, and get cremated. All these while I imagined that the coffin will rot because it wasnt a good coffin, I mean, in terms of the quality and the era when it was manufactured (he passed away in 2001), with at least 10 years, it should be a good reason for it to rot, so when the workers have dug the hole, which was exactly the hole for a whole coffin to come out, what we saw really WOWed us. The coffin did not went into the process of rotting, instead, it looks perfectly fine. The colours remain the same, what was buried down remains the same, of course, because of the rainy weather yesterday and because it wasnt buried deep down, there are water in the pit. So, when all of us reached and saw that the coffin did not rot, we do feel alittle uneasy. So we are now all ready for