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Saturday, May 06, 2006
so long since i posted... so shall post something today... i think many of us will agree that life and death is only part of a human lifecycle. however, it's realli hard to accept the truth when your loved ones do leave you someday. let me tell you a true story something that happened today. i have this neighbour called auntie daisy, a eurasian, who lives happily with her only family (her elder sis). In my eyes, she always has been a happy person. an active old women (in her seventies) who loves to garden, play the piano and sing hymns. Although her sis is like wheel-chair bound and both of them are like oredi quite old, they are rather close and i would often see them in the park strolling. and amidst the fragile frames of their bodies, you can see those smiles, still can youthful as ever. then just yesterday, auntie daisy's elder sis passed away. i heard the ambulance and paster come like around 9pm but was not sure wat happened. today, i was on my way back home with my mum and dad from st stephen's sch where they polled. and on our way back, we saw auntie daisy. we asked her whether she went to poll oredi and offered to give her a lift. she thanked us with a smile. then as our convo proceeded, she told us that her sis, her only relative, passed away yesterday. when she told us, you can see in her teary eyes, those sadness..she realli did love her sis a lot. but i saw some form of courage as she assures us that she will move on with her life. sometimes, it's realli easy to say that everything's only part of our lifecycle. life and death, there's no big deal. however, we are ultimately emotional creatures, and sometimes it's realli hard to accept reality. but like auntie daisy, i guess most importantly, we must still move on with life no matter wat happens. so pple, we must stay strong no matter how tough school is (all the spas and test and pw!!) or wat happens in life! =)