The building that's not there anymore

I have been using this room 111 at the association's building since late October or early November 2018. Since then, there have always been a repair work in the building, or outage or power shutdown, like, every other week or so. And the construction work, geezz..it's an unending work, from then on.

This is how it looks like from my window

Last week, I saw the construction workers with heavy equipped machine or vehicle (a destroyer I would say), cut a building into pieces. Like, yeah, they cut that building into pieces! The machine was operated by an operator (for sure, eh?), and they started from the concrete roof block. I think it's Alice Hoy building, or the old ERC eastern wing? Perhaps, it's the Karma Café (or whatever oriental name it was), the café that I had the card, where I could have 10 coffees for one free, where they tick or cross the boxes every time you buy a coffee from that same café. The problem is (was): it's closed. And it's been demolished too perhaps, so it's not there anymore, with all the Education buildings and other buildings along Monash Rd.

Sometimes it's weird to see things come and go that easy. One day the building was there, the next day it's just, whoops, gone.

I think it over, a persons' life is like that too, one day it's there, the next day he/she perished, just move somewhere else, be it heaven or earth or hell or nowhere, dark total dark.

On other note, the memories are left for us the live ones to remember. We remember them. We dream of them. Like a lightning flash, the memories about them sometimes struck us a chord. Sometimes it appears in daytime, in your sleep or dream. It can come and go as fast too.