Saturday, September 02, 2006 / 4:43 PM
Early sunday morning
e first sunday pf the september holiday
waking up at 6.30am
wow, this is so not like me
Honestly, i have never really rested after teacher;s day celebration
thursday afternoon: went out with friends
thursday night: went to national library to watch show till midnight
thursday midnight: planning layout for open house booth
friday morning; went to school for open house prep
friday afternoon: went to mr sng father's wake
friday night: went for abacus lesson
friday midnight: desperately finishing my ban yue ji till 3.30am
saturday morning: back to school for cedar open house
saturday afternoon: engilsh tuition at novena
Hmm, my body could not take it during english tution
i fell asleep so many times
until my tutor had to continuously call my name to answer questions to keep me awake
i fell into deep slumber e moment i came home
and woke up only this morning
the past few days was saddening
so much things happened
my neighbour's dad passed away
e shocking part was that i still saw him at e carpark on thurs night
i greeted him and he replied with his usual lively tone
and on friday morning he passed away
wow
what exactly is death
is death that firghtening afterall
or is just like what mr sng said
joining lord in heaven
it is always easy to say e two words my "deepest condolences" to family of the late
but, have u ever ponder what's e feeling like if someone said this to u
maybe not now
but twenty, thirty years down the road
we have to experience the pain of death sooner or later
e only quetion is how are we gonna to face it
u never noe what is gonna to happen today, tomorrow or e day after
e death of my neighbour's dad came just as abruptly to the family as to me
we never know when or how our loved ones is leaving us
we can never predict e day he would be going to heaven to join lord
guess what we can do is to cherish our loved ones
be gateful to all they did for u
to thank them, to appreciate all their actions
before we missed the chance,
today, tomorrow or forever.
