A few things reminded me of my childhood this week:
First of all at outreach, a naughty boy, threw a cassette tape down on the ground. It shattered scared the heck out of me! Apparently, he was curious what was inside of a cassette tape. I remember before the Blackberry, iPod, CD days, cassette tapes existed. I still remember big bro recorded different songs into the cassettes for me and Et to listen to. Good times!
Then while youtube surfing, I came upon American Idol's Adam Lambert's Black or White. Then I remember one of the song in the cassette bro recorded was this song by Michael Jackson. :) Nevertheless, Michael Jackson's original version is still more awesome!
Quite strange, but my fortune cookie told me: Be magnanimous...be patient.
I think I've been waiting for something like this piece of paper to tell me what to do. I realize life is getting more complicated, and I haven't been forgiving to many small faults.
I just watched Taken, and as action packed it seemed, it was touching the amount of sacrifice the father goes through for his beloved daughter. However, it always seems like the father does so much, but the daughter doesn't truly understand and truly appreciate it. It feels the same in the TV-show 24.
"If you want to talk about moral integrity, the very first thing you must have reserves in store."
The lyrics show the dark side of life's truth. But I like how the song ended with: "Originally, I had no intention to harm you." Surprisingly, I am able to continue to watch Moonlight Resonance. For Heart of Greed, it just too much unhappy drama. Maybe, Moonlight Resonance will progress to that point too~
This was one of the many quotes that ran through the Japanese animation movie: Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo (The Girl Who Leapt Through Time). It relates me back to one of my favorite quote of all time.
If it hasn't been for xanga, I wouldn't have remembered about 911 earlier on today. It's been 7 years, and people, like me, tend to forget. Prayers go out to all the victims once again. Still remember September 11, 2001, the first day of High School for me. Then, I was a naive child. I still remember watching like cartoons in the morning before going to school. At school, the first class was English honors, Ms. Sutton's class. Everyone was talking about it, and I was unaware of what happened until a bit after. I guess to this day, I'm still apathetic. I don't watch news that often. But at least, there are some issues that's going around the world that I do care about.
