That's How I Naturally Know

extract from dear dear's MSN nick. well said dear dear! =)

It's a story with a little bit of fact: Foxes stay with thier parents since birth and every bit of their lives are taken care of... until... they become adult foxes themselves. and that will be the day that the parent foxes will kick them out of their hideout and from then on, the little fox is to become independant, find it's own home and prey. so happen mother was on 95.8FM and i over heard this story that was broadcast over the radio titled: > (I'll take care of you till you turned 18). It's a story about an average son and a thoughtful father. father divorced mother and took care of son since young. gave him clothes, food, games, education and a roof over his head. but son was neither brilliant nor diligent and detest studying and things relating to it. Though son showed no interest and school results were just okay, father continued to shower care and concern, providing numerous education opportunities for him. on son's 16th birthday, father told him "W...

What's your first answer at this instance? One day i was travelling in TransIsland and on the way to Funan. As i was passing by Queensway shopping center, a banner with these words hung across and above its entrance caught my attention immediately. I was wondering to myself if it was another Christian campaign kind of thing - but i never found out. even after reached Funan, i've been pondering over this question and i was amazed by how many ways you can answer it. And it tells alot about the person answering. It leads me back to topics like "Goal in Life", "Meaning of Life", etc...

was having a normal coversation with my friends the other day and this line came into my mind. i didn't really said it out loud, it was only meant for myself. I believe this is a manifestation of boundless possibilities in life. at first look, this statements seems to demostrate a "loop", but if you think more about it, you'll soon realise it's a "coil", growing going in bigger and bigger circles. i believe that's how we should learn.

the near exact (i forgot the actual) phrase extracted from a speech given by a SAF warrant officer during a commander's conference. he shares with the fellow commanders never ever let the men feel this way.