「浮游」，看似簡單，只需隨心而行，然而這種「不費吹灰之力」是需要時間、機會、經驗和努力才能練成的。放鬆與專注看似矛盾，但只要平衡兩者才能逹到浮游之境，能夠順其自然之餘，在任何情況下也能游刃有餘。對於學習和創作來説，「浮游」十分重要，但對於初初入選 Bravo! 的我來説，「浮游」十分困難。當太在意「泳姿」的優美和速度的競爭等外在因素時，保持形象的需求往往蒙閉了我的眼睛，只看到自己的軟弱，怕被他人看穿的憂慮堵塞了腦袋，牢牢地捆綁着柔軟的心靈，不能接收和感受。

To let go and be in "flow" should be a simple thing to do, but to achieve this effortless state actually requires time and practice. To relax and focus at the same time appears to be a contradiction in terms; it is only in finding the balance between them that "flow" can occur with ease. Being in "flow" is particularly important in education and in creative pursuits. When I first started at Bravo!, I found it really difficult to achieve. When I focused too much on my image and on being competitive, my vision clouded over; I became self-conscious and worried about my weaknesses and what others would think of me. I felt trapped, unable to think or feel.

「浮游」對我的意義是自由自在，自由發揮，傾我所有，放鬆享受，專注一種情緒，忘記框架，有被承托。在社工界別進入戲劇，由編劇、排戲，到入台，精神狀態由淺入深，感覺像是慢慢專注如何放鬆身體，「浮游」在籌備演出。 身體實在是不停郁動，但心靈卻是自由自在、傾我所有，以及與大家（年青人及導演）一同浮游，互相漣漪，互相影響。

For me, "flow" means to be free and relaxed, to enjoy a state of feeling free from restrictions, and to have faith in the process. Coming into the world of theatre from social work, working on scripts, rehearsals and being on stage felt like learning to relax and flowing into performing. Even though the body is in constant motion, the spirit is free, existing in flow with the young people and the crew, reacting to and with each other.