Wednesday, June 15, 2005
"There is not a person in your life who isn't here to teach you something about yourself."I must get this in my head so as to appreciate everyone- be it good,bad,close or distant. They'll remind me to not be what i dun like in a person.
Something for a person...though u'll nv read it cos u dunno i blog and i dun want u to know..cos you're the most tooot person i've known...(allow me to niao..)It's common to point out what we don't like about other people before we take a good look in the mirror and admit that we see these flaws in ourselves.The truth of the matter is that none of us have it "all" together- it's just much easier to see the insecurities and foibles in others than to admit em' to ourselves. As u dare to look in the mirror, and see yourself with the clear vision that your thoughts about others can give, you will become more compassionate and forgiving. Everyone knows that there is no perfect person on this planet...You feel that you're perfect in your imperfection! I sincerely wish that u'll think before u speak and stop criticising others w/o taking a look at yourself. And i hope that one day u'll learn to accept comments and suggestions cos only then you'll grow to be a better person.------------------------------------------------------------------------------Enough of that.....Went to do survey with the Budget Carrier Terminal team in the waiting room and arrival hall. Didn't put on my specs..upclose then i realised i'm sitting beside a Thai Ah Gua!! It's the Tiger Airways flight to thailand's Hat Yai...That was my very first time being so close with an ah gua though it's jus sitting side by side. He was quite sensitive when he saw my questionair's question regarding Gender and therefore didn't let me conduct the survey on him/her..?..I enjoy helping the passengers picking up their luggage frm the rotating belt and smile at those kids..It isn't abt them helping me to do survey in return. It's abt me feeling good that i can put a smile on some people's face =]
posted @ Wednesday, June 15, 2005
