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Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Have you notice that we all live in utmost bliss but yet taking every single thing for granted? A little setback and we are down and out and it's like the world stopped spinning? We feel injustice over slight matters and whine that the world is unfair. But has the world ever been fair? Was life ever fair in the first place?
We bitch about out parents because they don't let us go on overseas trip with friends, they don't let us stay out late with friends, they give us curfew and what not. But we just have to count our lucky stars that at least we still have them to breath down our back. I've just heard really sad news that one of my pri sch friend's dad had just passed away all of a sudden. All it took was a heart attack and he has vanish for good from their life. No prior symtoms whatsoever. She is as old as I am and she has a younger sister who is the same age as mine. It is time like these that really wakes you up, with life blaring it's alarm at you, reminding how bloody lucky you are.
You'll never know when your time on earth is up or when your loved one time on earth is up too. Have you taken the opportunity around you to tell the ones you love that you love them? When was the last time you sat down and really have a proper talk with them? When was the last time you hug them? When was the last time you hold their hands? When was the last time you kiss them?
No matter how old you are, irregardless if you are 10, 20 or even 50 it's never an embarassing to hold your parents hand or any of your loved ones. It's not embarassing to kiss your grandma. Because these are all little ways of helping you remember how lucky you are to still have the time to appreciate them. Don't wait till their gone and you realise it has been years since you held their hands or say I love you.
Look back at our lives and just count our lucky stars that we still have our love ones to count on. Never wait till the last moment and regret. Because ones it's gone, it's never gonna come back.
RIP uncle. And my condolences to "you" and your family. May you find strength to carry on and may god be with you.
We bitch about out parents because they don't let us go on overseas trip with friends, they don't let us stay out late with friends, they give us curfew and what not. But we just have to count our lucky stars that at least we still have them to breath down our back. I've just heard really sad news that one of my pri sch friend's dad had just passed away all of a sudden. All it took was a heart attack and he has vanish for good from their life. No prior symtoms whatsoever. She is as old as I am and she has a younger sister who is the same age as mine. It is time like these that really wakes you up, with life blaring it's alarm at you, reminding how bloody lucky you are.
You'll never know when your time on earth is up or when your loved one time on earth is up too. Have you taken the opportunity around you to tell the ones you love that you love them? When was the last time you sat down and really have a proper talk with them? When was the last time you hug them? When was the last time you hold their hands? When was the last time you kiss them?
No matter how old you are, irregardless if you are 10, 20 or even 50 it's never an embarassing to hold your parents hand or any of your loved ones. It's not embarassing to kiss your grandma. Because these are all little ways of helping you remember how lucky you are to still have the time to appreciate them. Don't wait till their gone and you realise it has been years since you held their hands or say I love you.
Look back at our lives and just count our lucky stars that we still have our love ones to count on. Never wait till the last moment and regret. Because ones it's gone, it's never gonna come back.
RIP uncle. And my condolences to "you" and your family. May you find strength to carry on and may god be with you.