Fragility

Before another hectic week kicks off, I would like to share about what has happened lately.

After the tragedy of MH17 being shot down and nearly 300 lives were sacrificed, I realised that life is so so so fragile. You maybe alive this second,  but the next second you might be dead. You may think that you'll live happily ever after, and always be with the people you love, but no, what is coming tomorrow, no one knows.

Yesterday I was scrolling through facebook news feed and came across a few posts about accidents, death, sorrow and basically about losing your loved ones. Speaking about road accidents,  I almost got myself into one. It was a friday night, and I was driving together with 3 other friends in my car at chow yang. I signalled left and was about to  turn. I didnt notice a motorbike in my side mirror at all, it just popped up of nowhere. If I was turning fast, I would have definitely knocked onto him. Thank goodness I wasn't, I was turning pretty slowly since I was patiently looking for a parking spot. Thank God I reacted quick enough to step on the breaks. It may sound like a very common situation, but for me as a greenhorn in driving, this is absolutely no joke.

Apart from that, everyone is also talking about cdm25. Many radio stations recorded apology sessions by the woman to the uncle. After listening to Hitzfm's, my heart was touched. The uncle was so so kind-hearted. "Saya seorang yg beragama Kristian dan agama saya ajar saya untuk memaafkan orang yg buat salah. I will forgive and forget." he said. I think this deserves an Amen! God is so good. Thank you uncle. If it was otherwise, Malaysia wont be peaceful. I hope that woman learns a lesson.

"You can't be good enough for everyone, but you can be the best for the one who deserves you."