I didn't have much to say..but I just felt like updating it since it had been such a long time.. =)

I wonder how's life going to be when we put ourselves into somebody else's shoes.
Good or not, I just wonder how is it like.

I just read Nic's blog. This is my very first time reading his blog and I find it very interesting where he can actually describe a mosquito into a 'little bugger'..happily buzzzzzzzzing around him..bla bla bla..is just funny to me.
-and I wonder how's life when I'm in his shoes.

Today, we were in the car with Jofan, Nat, Yi Wei and I, squeezing at the back of the car since Woon Khai suddenly ended coming along with us. I experienced lameness..when Jofan said the following things..

• why manGO? not mangCOME?
• why DOWNsyndrome? not UPsyndrome?
• why aROUND? not aSQUARE?

maybe even more..but I can't remember..

-and I wonder how's life when I'm in his shoes.

During prefect's meeting in school today, a friend was being questioned of, 'why didn't you report to us?' Of course there was an explanation for that. From the expression of someone else's face, i see doubt in them.

-and I wonder how's life when I'm in my friend's shoes.

Happened to watch E! news, seeing the glamorous of Hollywood, how the celebrities live their lives. Driving the most high-end cars for a relatively cheap price.

[ FYI, a ferrari back in the states cost only $140,000. In Malaysia, it costs a buyer around RM 1.6 mil ]

- and I wonder how's life when I'm in their shoes.

When I read or heard about the biography of a great missionary, I will always be touched by their courage and self-sacrifice. Many of them left what they could possibly enjoy in their lives and to spread the gospel to the people. Hearing the people that we care and we love accepting Christ will bring out the best and most joyous feeling in us [or at least me].

- and I wonder how's life when I'm in their shoes.

Realising how long the trainee teachers actually took to prepare the teaching materials everyday for us where students sometimes don't even appreciate, i felt sorry for them.

- and I wonder if the students will appreciate them more when they are in the teacher's shoes.

Facing the reality in life, there are still many ugly sides of the world.

Drug addicts. smokers. burglars. robbers.

of course, these are what I never want to be in their shoes.

But then, I truly hope they would get out from that and live a life without having to waste it that way.

So this goes the same to my friends around me. As we grow, I tend to realise that friends around me are changing. Some of them are starting to involve in smoking and gangsterisme. I always wonder what I could do to offer them help. .....but then, there are times where people only learn from their past and mistakes. lets just hope it won't be too late before they broke their closest people's heart. =)

Soooo many of wonderings..lets just end with a quote.

“There must be more to life than sitting wondering if there is more to life”