As we all agree, everyone in this world definitely have their ups and downs.
I guess I’m at the verge of my all time low record these days.
Please bear with me buddies, and I thank you all for supporting me through all the hard times. :)
As for why my life sucks, well for the curious, here are some pointers.
Lets face it, we all live in an imperfect world. And in an imperfect world nobody’s perfect. When nobody’s perfect, there is no such thing as equality, because we are all too different from one another.
That is, in fact, the beauty of nature.
And lets face it, we all have our strengths and weaknesses. It’s not just our strengths or talents that determine how successful are you. Opportunities come and go, it’s also a matter of how well you can utilize your talents when the opportunities come to you.
There is a Chinese saying, “to be successful you need the right time, the right place, and the right people”. To put it simply, if you want to be good, you need to do the right thing at the right time, right place and with the right people around you.
Here’s the catch. You have your strengths and weaknesses. The trick is to capitalize your strengths and talents to the max, find ways to fix your weaknesses, and when you’ve done your part, you can just leave the rest to fate.
I have three little pigs.
Well, guinea pigs, at least.
And aww, they pull my heart alright! Though I must admit all those squeeking and squeeling and running about during midnight can be an annoyance, but ooh, look at them!
Totally adorable. <3
Filed under: About Me, Guinea Pigs
Tags: animals, cute, Guinea Pigs, pet
First of all, I have to apologize for my lack of updates and I have been slacking off at reading your blogs. Busy with work and life, my bad at that!! Sorry!
This morning I have heard from the radio station, there was this community message thing done by OneFM from time to time to promote different human values. This time it’s about trust.
The setting was pretty typical, a girl gives her friend something to do, and asks for the progress. The friend reassures that everything is in control, and the girl starts to worry that the details are not done well enough, things are that she must do everything right or they might lose the job and this and that.
The friend listens to her worries for a while and when she couldn’t take it, she interrupts, “You’ve passed the job to me, then you should trust me to do the job well!”
Exactly. Have you ever ask yourself, how much do you trust your friends, family or colleagues, and do you trust them enough?
Filed under: Life
Tags: family, friendship, love, relationships, trust
Well after pondering for a few days I’ve been thinking what else interesting can I write about after my Thailand trip. It was all shopping, food, night life, and everything is just as any other trip.
And I’m sure too much of food porn and shopping showoffs will make you think that I’m an asshole.
So instead of talking about those materialistic achievements and how my waist have grown three inches after my Bangkok trip, I looked back at my tweets during my time in Bangkok and I’ve found this:
I saw a secondary schoolboy doing maths homework with his iPhone, his girlfriend next to him at the foodcourt of Siam Paragon.
A companion of mine commented when he saw this during the trip, “It’s not just about the efficiency of the work, it’s also about the style of how you work!”
So really, how true is that?
Filed under: Life, Technology, Thailand
Tags: boy, handphone, style, Technology, Thailand
