如果我们早点认识就好了，那我们就可以一起坐公车，我可以坐你隔壁的位子，你可以放心地睡着，不用害怕，因为我不会丢下你一个人。

不要为不在乎你的人掉眼泪。

以后如果你遇到什么危险，你不用叫破喉咙，你只要叫任光晞，我就会出现，救你。

我第一次想真正地好好真惜一个人，第一次想为她让自己变得更好。。。。。。

如果人的记忆只能选择一秒钟的额度，我希望是这一瞬间。。。。。

我会在另外一个世界守护着你，永远爱你的任光晞。

我刚才说我会牵着你，就等于会承诺保护你，不顾一切。

我可以陪着她，不让任何人在伤害她。

我接受所有的治疗，我只是找到活下去的意义。

我只希望这一切的努力结果，不会让你失望。

有这么多地方你不去，偏偏被派到花园村来，我想那不是巧合，而应该是有某种特殊的意义。

我想告诉他：“谢谢你，谢谢你给了我小乐，这一个孩子，是我这一生当中最棒的礼物。”

梁晓乐－晴晨破晓的乐章。。。。

我有没有很在乎的人，现在被我忘记了。。。。。

Presented by National Museum of Singapore, in co-operation with Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna, Egyptian and Near Eastern Department

Venue Exhibition Galleries 1 & 2, Basement
Date TUE 22 DEC 2009 – SUN 4 APR 2010 10:00am – 6:00pm

The ancient Egyptian world is often characterised by a fascinating and remarkably supple mental universe. Ancient Egyptians melded images in ways that often beggar logic. They linked material elements with a realm inaccessible to humans, as reflected both in their daily conduct and their emphasis on the afterlife that led to their quest for immortality. Quest for Immortality – The World of Ancient Egypt offers an insight to the ancient Egyptian’s attitude to life and the afterlife, and the preparations they made to ensure their transition from earthly existence to immortality. Discover the Egyptians’ means of equipping the dead – through mummification, provision of sustenance, magic and ritual – and explore the evolution of their burial rites as well as the changing relationship between man and ritual through time. With 230 artefacts spanning from 4000 BCE to 950 CE, this exhibition endeavours to place tomb objects in their social, religious and artistic context, demonstrating the diversity and adaptability of an art that has prevailed in both time and space.

有些人的人生，是直达车

有些人却是慢车，中间总要经过许多站，经历许多人。　

有人总是下错站，坐过头，不是错失了窗外风景，就是错过了身旁的人 没有人知道，能陪自己坐到终点站的人，究竟会是谁。

相爱的人，真的就能一路到达人生的终点站吗？