it's 2.09 am.
the quickest way to kill a Miracle would be to ask it "why, when, who, where and how?"
by asking a Miracle any question - you are stepping on it, throwing it to the ground and with each question you'd be driving a wondrous gift of life farther into the ground.
as strong and miraculous a Miracle is - questions have a kryptonite effect and a Miracle can and will die.
it happens all the time. think about it, when something bad happens - one would immediately exclaim, "WHY ME?" so perhaps it is only fair to say that when something good happens - one would ask, "why me?"
however, there are many things that we have no idea about in this world. that being said - it is perhaps prudent not to take things without question all the time. but then again, sometimes you can.
"like in the movies..."
another random thought.
i met a guy the other day. he was talking about how he knew he was in love. he had been dating her for a while. he got to know her. she got to know him. they got together. he knew he really liked her. and he guessed that she felt the same way. but he didn't know whether this was 'it'. whether this relationship would be something more than the rest he's had before.
however, one day, he was out with some of his friends. he wasn't planning on seeing his girlfriend on that day. but out of the blue - he sensed something and he turned around and he saw her(his girlfriend). she was with her own friends. as he watched her, everything else seemed to slowly fade into the background and time stood still. as she walked, oblivious to him looking at her, he noticed little details of her that he never really thought of before.
he couldn't seem to articulate the moment to me very well. he said the best way to describe it would be to say that it is like in the movies. when the guy sees the chick for the first time and everything moves in slow motion and the music plays in the background.
he told me that he didn't believe in love at first sight but now he does believe in truly seeing someone for the first time. and he 'saw' her. it never happened with anyone else before. and he doubt it will ever happen with anyone else. that's how he knew he was in love.
he said that he could just close his eyes and that moment could be replayed in his head.
sweet story eh? (either that - or you'd be thinking that it's a load of crap lah.)
but i gave it the benefit of a doubt. i thought about it myself. has it ever happened to me before? and i thought to myself - "hey, i think it did happen to me once." so maybe it's not all bullshit. :)
well, enough random thoughts lah. laters.
signing off, the common jack amongst the kings and queens.
2 comments:
you know, i always thought that these 'moments' really only happen in the movies. but then agn, a few must have experienced it for them to include it in the script.
thnx for making me think btw...
hey cheryl, it is my pleasure. after all, what is life's little moments if we dont think about them every once in a while.
but keep in mind - "thinking is a dangerous past time". ;)
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