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The Tiiin Commandments
written by Demsey Ube
- Dapat lagi alam ni Tin kung nasaan ka lalo na kung magkasama kayo kanikanina lang.
- Dapat magsasabe agad kay Tin kung magmmigrate sa ibang bansa bago maging shota.
- Dapat supportive sa studies ni Tin.
- Dapat close sa mga barkada at maging kabarkada rin.
- Pag ayaw ni Tin, huwag nang pilitin; kundi, alam mo na kung saan ka pupulutin.
- Kung game ka magpakilala sa parents ni Tin, game rin sha.
- Dapat mature mag-isip. Ayaw ni Tin magalaga ng baby damulag.
- Huwag magppropose kay Tin na itatanan at papaaralin ng Medicine dahil di yan effective. (Tried and tested)
- Hindi papatol si Tin sa mga totoys kahit pa may back-up na friend/s, mababasted lang ng kung ilang beses.
- Love tin honestly and wholly. She can compromise naman, basta wag lang maabuso at kawawain si Tin. She
will love you back. Promise. (Hindi ko to inedit. Si Dems may gawa nian :)
Saturday, May 21, 2005
Forgiven AND Forgotten
past
adj
1: earlier than the present time; no longer current; "time past"; "his youth is past"; "this past Thursday"; "the past year" [ant: present(a), future]
2: of a person who has held and relinquished a position or office; "a retiring member of the board" [syn: past(a), preceding(a), retiring(a)]
3: a verb tense or other construction referring to events or states that existed at some previous time; "past participle"
n
1: the time that has elapsed; "forget the past" [syn: past times, yesteryear, yore] [ant: future]
2: a earlier period in someone's life (especially one that they have reason to keep secret); "reporters dug into the candidate's past"
3: a verb tense that expresses actions or states in the past [syn: past tense] adv : so as to pass a given point; "every hour a train goes past" [syn: by]
Did I tell you that I missed work yesterday? I overslept. O_O So now I'm here at work. On a Saturday. When I really don't go to work. To make up for yesterday.
Is life really like this? When you make a mistake, you have to make up for it?
When you do something that's in the past, why can't we just learn from it and go on?
Take today for instance, I'm here to report for work but it's a Saturday. Not a Friday. Not May 20, 2005. Not the exact date I missed.
I was able to chat on the phone with my mum this morning. She was asking 'Malinaw na ba utak mo?' It felt frustrating to be grinded with the same problem every waking day of my life. Can't anybody see that?! Hasn't anybody felt the way I feel?! I mean, YES, I know what's IMPORTANT and what's not. I know my PRIORITIES and my mind is CLEAR. Isn't that evidence enough?! Must you hear me say those words outloud and over and over?! Do you think I am stupid to not learn my lesson once that I need to commit the same mistake all over again?! Am I REALLY that dumb to you?!
This is by far the best lesson I've learned since I got here in SG: These Chinese words mean 'crisis': 
. It is read as 'wei ji'. If you write the first word as just one, 
(wei), it means 'danger' or 'problem'. If you write the second word, 
(ji), it means 'opportunity'. Simply put, a crisis may either spell impending danger or bring about an opportunity. It can either cause our downfall or take us a step towards success. It all depends on how we want to look at the crisis and how we want to treat it.
Am I in a ?
Tiiin* was starless at
9:48 AM
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