June 17, 2006

• Two in a row
  Gonna start rambling here, don't mind anything from here on
  
  Anyways been looking at my random quotes (not that i think anyone ever notice it)
  One particular quote is "Needing someone is like needing a parachute. If he/she isn't
  there the first time you need him/her, chances are you won't be needing that person
  again" I've always had mixed feeling about this quote, from my personal experience I
  understand it. However does that also mean that life is without a second chance? I
  guess a world without second chances would be a dark one. But if it really is like a
  parachute then a second chance would come too late as we are all at the mercy of time.
  I saw some oldies tv stuff from Hong Kong recently, one had a story of how a crack
  addict got clean and honestly tried to live a life of hard work. At every turn however,
  no one ever gave him a chance, society, work, even his own family. Ultimately it forced
  him to live his life as a drug dealer in-order to survive. Can we truly place the blame on
  him? or do we place it on society as a scape goat even tho each and everyone of us
  are a part of this unfair society? Anyways I think I've said enough of this, just something
  to think about.
  
  Happy Father's Day this weekend to all the fathers of the world
  
  More ranting...
  Humans have a memory that fades in time so that we can live easier forgetting all our
  mistake of the past. For me there are still mistake that i have been unable to forget or at lease
  unconsciously don't want to forget. I have tried to use it as motivation, or as a learning
  experience but no matter how I disguise it, basically it's still there in my mind staring back
  at me. Forgetting it seems to belittle the magnitude of the mistake. Maybe one day I can
  make up for it...

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