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Original Xanga entry ↗Okie, so he finally managed to get connected and I got to chat with him a bit online earlier... After talking to him, I realise a bit that he does care... and that maybe things are not just hopeless... In someways I am glad that once again I know a bit more about how he feels and I feel closer, and better because of it...
Talked to my mum earlier today and she just dropped this bomb that she's not going to be in Singapore in a few months time. Apparently, her "Prince Charming" is coming to sweep her off her feet and carry her off to US. <Just Joking> She has decided to go to US and start a business with her best friend. She wants me to decide what I want to do. I have yet to tell her my plans, because I myself am not sure, but I will think on it for a bit and decide some time. She wants to know by May, but I think by the end of this month, I should be all ready. Whether or not I will go to Perth is one story. I might, might not, but most importantly, I will be making a choice that is very very important as it will prolly affect my entire future.
The responsibilities of being an adult sucks 
Okie, quote for today :-
WWhen one door of happiness closes, another opens; but often we look so long at the closed door that we do not see the one which has been opened for us. -Helen Keller
I was just thinking that how true it is, because many times, we want something that is of the past so bad, we never actually look towards the future. And when we finally do, sometimes it's just too late... so yeah, treasure what happiness you can derive, before that happiness slips away as well 
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GodHelpMe · 4/8/2001 11:29 AM
And yes, in the house of God, it is the same thing. Follow the happiness, and take hold of it before it moves away from you.
James · 4/8/2001 2:53 PM
Helen Keller was cool! All she suffered sure did make her sweet.
Ginny · 4/8/2001 11:57 PM
Hi Liv!
Thanks for coming to my site today and posting your comment. You have a nice place here too. I love the Helen Keller quote!
yogi · 4/9/2001 1:37 AM
Meditation.
Go too quickly from the one to the next, and you will not see the deterioration. And you will think that this feeling today is still good.
Two lives: Physical and ethereal. Relationship is ethereal. It is emotion. Discovery (not having ideas) is an emotional phenomenon.
The physical moves; the ethereal is slower, because there is a complexity of places complicated by a utility of places, an ambition or goal.
The more things we can move past without relationship, such as plants, sunsets, kids, unattractive people, etc., the further behind the physical developments the relationship or ethereal has come.
Catch up. Rekindle a love for the child's world, the whole world. Does it strike you as rote? You are reading it too fast, too physical.