Don't put off to tomorrow,
what you can do today.
Dear bloggie,
It is the 31st December and i guess you know what is going on inside people's mind right now. Yes, the "new year 2011". I can see vividly that a lot of people seem to be passionate in celebrating the new year. Posting about how bad or good the past year have been, and hoping or even dare challenging the new year. Oh it seems ideally very eye-opening and trending. Not to mention cliche.
I don't really want to brought this up but, how many of people really set up resolution for the new years? Okay, a lot. But how many of those lot actually perform and complete it? It is not that I want to ruin the New Year's Spirit and everything but why keep on doing the same pointless thing each and every year? I can bet at the end of the year people would reminiscence about how the year went, the good things that happened, the bad things that happened, or in short, the only things that mattered which happened to their life. And I dare bet that only a small portion of them actually remembers whether they have completed their present year's resolution, while the others would try to remember what their resolution actually was. You remember yours bloggie?
Again, it is not that I am trying to kill the New Year's Spirit or trying to be the party-pooper here but, people keep on counting for a specific time to sort of "change" or to "better" themselves. I remember a certain advice (or much rather a statement) from a close acquaintance of mine, (this was being said during the "Hari Raya")
"If you want to ask for forgiveness just because it is "Hari Raya", then I can only forgive you just because it is "Hari Raya" and not from the bottom of my heart. Malaysian people has been accustomed to apologize just because of the custom and not what it meant. Try and apologize again tomorrow, this time from the bottom of your heart."
Well literally you might not get the big picture here, but what he was trying to say was, why wait until "Hari Raya" to apologize to someone. If you did something wrong, shouldn't you apologize instantly? Just like the new year, if you want to change to a better person
Why wait for new years?
What's wrong with right here, right now?
=)
Notes:
New years is the only time I get to enjoy the fireworks and parties with friends without having to remember what it is meant for.
New Year's Resolution? It is a myth.
have fun tonight Bloggie,
gonna miss you.
XOXO,
C ya!
gonna miss you.
XOXO,
C ya!
Though it is cliche, but this year I sure learned a lot of facts, places, people and those very unwelcoming truths.
