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Category Archives: Personal thoughts
The language of the soul
“Music is the language of the soul, “so the saying goes. I could not agree more. I mean, regardless of race and age, every generation is always marked with music. It does not matter what type of music you listen to—what matters is music touches everyone: both the rich and the poor, the old and young alike.
I am always impressed with musicians. I think it’s a rare gift. Not everyone can play the dod , and not everyone can sing. Playing a musical instrument is definitely one of my greatest frustrations. Since I couldn’t play anything, I might as well listen to the melody and enjoy each note!
Experiences with my school ID
I remember back when I was still in my grader days, I always had my school ID replaced. In a school year, I would have at least two or three times ID replacement. Maybe you’re wondering why, well, it is because our school IDs were just printed on thick paper. Back then, plastic ID cards were still not available in our town. I remember when it rains, the paper ID would like moist inside the plastic cover and then the prints on it and my mug shot would get ruined. Sometimes, my school ID gets confiscated because it has too many stickers on it that the school guard and even my teachers couldn’t recognize it anymore. Most often, I would misplace my ID. It was quite tough actually as every time I lose my ID, my mom would also scold me because it also costs some bucks.
Change
We do have individual differences and we need to accept and live by that differences. Wanting others to change is not the best way, but instead change yourself. Wanting to change others is not based on the society’s standards but BASED on YOUR standard. If that standard is not met, you’ll be frustrated. As the old saying goes, CHANGE must start within ONESELF. So how can you change your partner if you yourself cannot change your BAD BEHAVIORS? So, before asking GOD to change your husband, look at yourself first and examine your attitude. Most probably, YOU are the cause of your husband’s seemingly “BAD” behavior that you are always pointing out. Remember, when you point one finger to others, four others are pointing towards you. So don’t blame others for your miseries, it’s your own choosing. Besides, you DESERVE it.