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Tuesday, March 31, 2009
~ 6:43 PM ~
hello unknown, plz identify who you are or I wont know.
We had a meaningful civics lesson today in the audi. Be a running river and not a stagnant pond. Compare with people who are worst off than you coz its a fact of life(sounds wrong). We should feel lucky that we can see the bright sunshine every morning and complain to our friends about our monotous life every sch day as well as come back home safely after a long tiring day of work.
Its not we dont smile at all. Sometimes, it is just another thing that comes naturally and at the right instance. We cannot force one out, neither can we fake one. Every smile is genuine and every moment is precious
Swimming Alone.
