People around me have been telling me or showing me to live life to the fullest. But seriously, what's that? What's does it take or what it mean to live life to the fullest? I do not have a clue, does living life without a regret count, and how is that possible?
I have been asked more than once if I have any regret so far, yes I do and instead looking at the closed door, I look forward. Moving on, will I have more regret? I hope not but I am not asking for any guarantee but like what everyone is saying, live life to the fullest. By the way, buying that Gucci bag does not count.
I must say, I want to thank God for my family, they gave me warmth, although not harmony all the time but we have fun and we are good. I am blessed that I have friends that I can hang out with, friends that I can chio for drinking, friends that can talk nonsense with me and friends that travel with me and play MJ with me. And a husband that constantly irritate the shit out of me. What more can I ask?
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
What’s your aspiration?
When I was young, I wanted to be policewoman, guess there is always a part of me that wanted to uphold justice but that faded away pretty fast. Then, when I was slightly older, I want to be a musician, but I missed the enrollment into the music class and that dream die prematurely. Then, came secondary school education and I lost the ambitious to be anything. Instead I am inspired to try job that will not be my full time career in the future. I want to try waitress, factory worker, promoter, receptionist and etc and I must say, I did and I never regret the decision to so.
I was working in Pizza Hut call center, taking order and made numerous mistakes, thanks goodness for the kind supervisor for saving my skin. I was motor show promoter twice and the experience was memorable, working with a bunch of highly competitive girls was great fun, at least no bitching was involved. There are a lot more and all these experiences were seriously priceless, no amount of educations can replace.
So, young people, go on and try different jobs, you will only live and be young once, don’t waste your youth.
I was working in Pizza Hut call center, taking order and made numerous mistakes, thanks goodness for the kind supervisor for saving my skin. I was motor show promoter twice and the experience was memorable, working with a bunch of highly competitive girls was great fun, at least no bitching was involved. There are a lot more and all these experiences were seriously priceless, no amount of educations can replace.
So, young people, go on and try different jobs, you will only live and be young once, don’t waste your youth.
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