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Friday, July 18, 2008

I realised something that I should have realised long time ago. It definitely saddens me entirely. Suddenly I feel like I've been sucked into a black hole and I'm still stuck there. After realising this fact I totally sank.

Makes me think why we condemn other people. Does that make any better of us? Why do all spike others? Just because they don't do what you say or worse do things that you don't like?

Shouldn't we all be big hearted, be kind and magnanimous? Why spike others when you can smile and say "At least I know that makes them happy". Shouldn't we all stay happy all the time?

I think this is why I want to be a teacher to others. To teach others of what I have learned in my lifelong experience. I want to show and perform to my best abilities of anything I do. I am proud of being a Scout because there is this particular Scout's law that taught me many things.

The 5th Scout's law, A Scout has courage in all difficulties. Because of this law I never doubt my own abilities. I know what I can do and what I cannot do. It gives me the courage and motivation when I'm at my lowest.

My buddy was talking to me on MSN the other day. We haven't be in contact for ages. So she was sharing what was happening in her life. She asked me a question that was something like this, "When was the last time you were sad? How did you manage to break out of painful moments?"

I told her, "I just told myself that I am strong."

"Wow, you really believe in yourself" she said.






"Nothing is right or wrong, there's only good or bad."

11:10 AM

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