For the nth time, I watched Jiwon's performance in Sugar Man, followed by the Infinite Challenge episodes where Sechskies finally reunited in a guerilla concert. No matter how many times I have already seen it, I still get teary eyed at the part where the members removed their blindfold and saw the fans holding banners and yellow balloons. I would have loved to have witnessed it firsthand, to have been a part of that yellow ocean, but I was again miles away as I had been when Sechskies announced their disbandment. I have been closely following their activities since their reunion through the media though, and excitedly awaiting for them to release a new album.

I am happy that Sechskies is back, that Jiwon and the members are making music again. I think it is one of the best things to ever happen in the music industry, although I know that Jiwon feels the weight of expectations on his shoulders. Coming back and reuniting were not easy decisions to make.

Like my decision to come back to the Philippines.

Jiwon asking me what I really wanted made me pause and think. Where have I been? What have I done? What am I chasing after? Looking back, I pretty much accomplished whatever goals I set for myself. After my family and I had moved to the Philippines, I learned to adjust and to overcome the cultural differences. I got into the university of my ch