Thoughts beyond my life & my travel - Bel

I read a fascinating story about Tel Aviv. The more I think about it, the more I realize the story can happen in any big city in the world. Young people give up everything to go to New York or London as the tolerance level is higher and there are more opportunities. One day they might go for love than chasing their dreams and move back to New Jersey or the suburbs, raising kids. Hong Kong is rather small, on the contrary, no one wants to move to the New Territories to raise a family. Therefore, more couples just give up the thought to have kids.

Habits are part of my life, or else I feel I don't live life to the fullest, idling at home all the time. It's a great feeling to sweat a bit after an aerobic class, or see great paintings of Picasso on a Saturday afternoon. It just happens that you've found a new "habit" that doesn't fit in your schedule and you try to figure out what you gonna reschedule everything. But changes can't be made in a day and the new "habit" is tired of waiting to be "fit" in with other habits. What can I do? Should I give this new habit another chance to fit in? Or should I give up all of my other habits? I hope the new "habit" can be more understanding and more accommodating.