Thursday. The usual boring day.
PE. GP. Chinese.
Nothing significant happened at all.

I can’t fix my com. I think I will bring it down to Sim Lim Square this weekend instead.

Went to watch "Click" with Joan and Marcus today.

I would rate this movie 4 out of 5.
No it doesn't have any fantastic animations.
It doesn't have a fantastic storyline either.
It can barely match up to LOTR.
But the message it brought across struck me deeply.

I would seriously recommend this movie to everyone.
The reason why I didn't rate it 5 out of 5 was cos of the ending.
Its soooo diao.

Anyway the bottom line is.

Every moment of our life is precious.
Cherish every second of it.
Cherish everyone around you.
Your friends, your family, your relatives.
One day, when you look back.
You will realize how time has passed by.
But have you treated the people around you well?
Have you lived a meaningful life?
Have the people around you benefited from your presence?
Or have they suffered?

Have you been indulged in your own work all along?
Have you neglected the people around you?
Those who really care about you: your parents, your family members, your friends.
Have you thought about them no matter what you do?

One day, when someone has left.
You will suddenly realize that you have not spent enough time with him/her.
Has it been because you never had enough time for him/her?
Or have you never thought of spending some time with him/her?
You may cry, you may despair.
But the person is gone.
And in life, there's no such thing as a rewind button.
Its too late for regrets.
How you would wish you could turn the clock back.
How much you would want to go back so you can cherish that moment.
But its all too late.

So cherish everyone while you can today.
Because tomorrow is too late.

“Time is the one resource you can't afford to waste. Because its a non-renewable resource. And there's only so much of it which each person has. There's no such thing as insufficient time. There's only time well-spent and time wasted.”



I have self-reflected. And I have much regrets.
I know I can no longer turn the clock back.
So I have decided.
I will cherish the present. The past is past.
I can only regret the past.
But yes I can cherish the present.
And bring forward a better future.

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