Sunday, April 12, 2009 @ 10:44 AM
It has been so long since i last updated .Okays , let me say roughly about this few days .. weeks ?Working Working & Working .When have time , will catch a movie with sweet .Being together for 4 months plus ,Time past fast & i love him . (:"He" messaged me one of the week .To You , E : Im in love with a guy who loved me You choosed the wrong path and so be it You dont treasure yours right now but i do . Doesnt mean that i working at SK II , im rich . Pay is not as attractive as you may think . DONT make me feel that you faked all the way just to lend money . Its time for you to think , to be stable . You WILL be happier this way . Good luck & Bye ..."Another He" called me one of the week .To You R : I'm attached , I respect my boyfriend . Jealousy occurs when you called me to cock . Its ok to call me as a friend , But why ? Why always call me when you're being dump & felt alone ? Dont make me feel that im a spare tire for you to play with . I wont join you along . You too , Good luck in your life & Bye ..For the two of you , E & R .You guys are someone i cherished ONCE BEFORE .No longer the same for now .Who i cherish right now is My Love , Zhi Hao .My Beloved , Fiona .My darlings , Carealynn , Emily , Fioan , Yeo & Loe .Thats my life for now .No interrupts & disturbance .I like it this way .Let me continue to be happy .I dont with to sob like the past .Just because how the both of you treat me .Thought of the day : We need each other.
Many living things need each other to survive. If you are familiar with the Colorado aspens,
you may have noticed that these trees do not grow alone.Aspens are found in clusters, or groves.
We're told that the reason for this is because aspens can multiply from the roots.
They send up lots of new shoots every year. These become saplings that grow quickly and make new baby aspens of their own. In some groves, all of the trees may actually be connected by their roots. It is as if they are one tree.
Another tree, the giant California redwood, may tower 300 feet into the sky. We've seen pictures of tunnels carved into massive trunks wide enough to drive an automobile through. It seems they would require the deepest of roots to anchor them against strong winds. But instead their roots are actually shallow -- they spread out wide in search of surface water. And they reach in all directions, intertwining with roots of other redwoods. Locked together in this way, all the trees support each other in wind and storms.
Aspens and redwoods never stand alone.
They need one another to survive.People, too, are connected by a system of roots. We grow up in families that nurture and guide us. We learn early to make friends who support us in different ways. We are not meant to survive long without others. And like the giant redwoods, we do best when we hold onto one another and help each other to keep standing through life's storms. We need others to hold us up, encourage us and to stand with us.When I'm not doing well, it is often because I am going it alone. I don't always let others in. I forget to ask for help; I keep my problems to myself.
And though I may not see it, others around me might be doing the same thing.It helps to remember how much like those trees we really are. It might be time to let someone else help hold you up for awhile. Or perhaps someone needs to hang on to you.
-- Steve Goodier
