1. Have you ever wonder why you're born into this world?
2. Have you ever wonder why you're born in this family, country, home... life?
3. Have you ever wonder why things has to be so deadly and serious when you're growing up?
4. Have you ever wonder why things keeps going wrong in your life when you're growing up?
5. Have you ever wonder why whatever you're doing is wrong?
2. What happened to the world of learning and teaching?
*Sweat"'*
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2. Have you ever wonder why you're born in this family, country, home... life?
3. Have you ever wonder why things has to be so deadly and serious when you're growing up?
4. Have you ever wonder why things keeps going wrong in your life when you're growing up?
5. Have you ever wonder why whatever you're doing is wrong?
I'm trying to figure out too... And hoping that writing this blog will help me find out and for others to realize too. Feel free to comment... Thank you.1. What ever happened to guidance and teachings and hopes that you were told of?
2. What happened to the world of learning and teaching?
Why do i ask? What's the meaning or point to it? I, may have a bright and happy coloured blog. and may have many happy memories of what has happened for the past few months, but i am sure that there are more in me than just the packaging. Many a times when things happen, it seems right to us, but when adults see it, it's wrong and it's a big disappointment to them. To everyone in your family, in fact. The truth is, I am more disappointed at the adults now a days for misunderstanding the changing of a new generation. Yes, sticking to tradition is important, but tradition is changing every second of the day. There will always be a place for tradition, though now is the future for everyone. "Once you've step forward, there's no turning back." All folks says that, but do they really understand the meaning behind that sentence?
*Really, no offense to the elderly. I respect that they want to protect us and not get hurt, but i guess you need to open more doors to guide us right way if you really want to 'protect' us instead of telling us it's wrong and it's definitely wrong.*
I've been brought up in a middle class family. Both my parents retired very early and now they're doing baking as a home business. My brother and I are the only siblings in the family, three years older. We get along pretty good (now), but i guess it's because we don't really talk to our parents much so it's either them or ourselves. We were not like this when we were younger, but then, time flies and we're much closer. "Things were done and tears have fallen, and it can't be undone or kept back. We just have to look forward and move on". One thing I don't really understand is that when adults say it, it's supposed to teach us something and when teenagers say it, we're being treated like spoiled kids and being said as rude, no manners, no respect for the elders and the most commonly used "no brains".
Why? Why? Am I even allowed to ask?Is there even a chance that when we ask, we won't be questioned back? Or that we won't get slapping from our parents? Or that our answers are 'talk backs' to them? I find these questions quite reasonable to ask now a days, despite knowing that i will get scolded for teaching the wrong stuff to people. I am, old enough to ask now, right? Or do i still need to go through more 'parental guidance' before asking? And how are we rude when we're trying to answer questions? Does that mean when we answer, we're already consider as a rude person? WOW~ Now I think I might not even get any comments from this blog, because if you answer my questions, you're rude.
*Sweat"'*
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To be continued~
My err... brother?
Azhar! :D My ex-lecturer and my student!
Juan Juan... "My modeling got problem ar!".
Sam"wise Gamgee"...
Ben... 'jump in'. (jamin)
Jonathan, always that scary. @.@
Sun Kok and Joseph. (sorry for the blur picture, will replace it soon.)
Ava... :)
Cecilia, Leila and Loges!
Bon chance et salut
