PERSPECTIVE
When I was 5 years old,
my mother told me that happiness was the key to life.
When i went to school, they asked me what i wanted to be when i grew up.
I wrote down "Happy".
They told me I din't understand the assignment and I told them they din't understand Life.
Now that I am 22 years old,
When i go to work, my boss asks me what are my targets in life.
I said "To be happy".
He told me I din't understand the question and i told him "It's OK",
i have understood that everyone sees Life differently.
When I was 5 years old,
my mother told me that happiness was the key to life.
When i went to school, they asked me what i wanted to be when i grew up.
I wrote down "Happy".
They told me I din't understand the assignment and I told them they din't understand Life.
Now that I am 22 years old,
When i go to work, my boss asks me what are my targets in life.
I said "To be happy".
He told me I din't understand the question and i told him "It's OK",
i have understood that everyone sees Life differently.
HUMAN SPEECH
Talk
Saturday, November 28, 2009 @ 9:54 PM
BACK
im finally back to blogging. i finally got a day off and stayed entirely at home to rest since 3months ago.
im going to resign and quit my current job. its not that i hate it but im really tired from it. it has become something i gradually detest and do not be mistaken that i dont like to design already, but i just do not like the job scope anymore. i dont feel happy at all and thats the major factor which concludes to my decision.
i think it is about time for me to slow down my pace in life. my friend commented that i was leading a highway life. i definitely agree. im not leading a normal 22year old girl life at all. i do not have the luxury to do what most of you are doing in my perspective. its not that i complain or want to envy you but after going through everything i have been leading for the past two years, i have learnt that everything happens for a reason.
lets say about my sudden visit to church. i know i do not portray myself as an avid believer of christ to anyone at all because it amazed me how much God's words are full of positive point of views. my colleague who believes in christ once told me a story:
"there were two christians who went to church. when it was their turn to give tidings, one gave $200 and another only gave 20cents." when i heard of this, i was like 20cents?! so little! then he continued...
"the guy who gave $200 was a successful businessman. he owns a listed company and to him, $200 is just a small sum of money. however, for the man who gave 20cents, that was his everything. he gave whatever he had to the Lord"
it got me thinking, i realised its never about the amount of the possessions we have at hand, but instead the value of the thing we own.
to me, i have lost time.
and i want to regain my freedom back!
=)
BACK
im finally back to blogging. i finally got a day off and stayed entirely at home to rest since 3months ago.
im going to resign and quit my current job. its not that i hate it but im really tired from it. it has become something i gradually detest and do not be mistaken that i dont like to design already, but i just do not like the job scope anymore. i dont feel happy at all and thats the major factor which concludes to my decision.
i think it is about time for me to slow down my pace in life. my friend commented that i was leading a highway life. i definitely agree. im not leading a normal 22year old girl life at all. i do not have the luxury to do what most of you are doing in my perspective. its not that i complain or want to envy you but after going through everything i have been leading for the past two years, i have learnt that everything happens for a reason.
lets say about my sudden visit to church. i know i do not portray myself as an avid believer of christ to anyone at all because it amazed me how much God's words are full of positive point of views. my colleague who believes in christ once told me a story:
"there were two christians who went to church. when it was their turn to give tidings, one gave $200 and another only gave 20cents." when i heard of this, i was like 20cents?! so little! then he continued...
"the guy who gave $200 was a successful businessman. he owns a listed company and to him, $200 is just a small sum of money. however, for the man who gave 20cents, that was his everything. he gave whatever he had to the Lord"
it got me thinking, i realised its never about the amount of the possessions we have at hand, but instead the value of the thing we own.
to me, i have lost time.
and i want to regain my freedom back!
=)