Morning world...

Yeah, still have the same problem of not yet having my computer. In order to blog, surf or type, i need to hook up my dad's laptop. And in most periods, i'm too lazy too.

Anyway, there was this great concept for an advertistment I saw on TV. I can't remeber the exact words, but it makes good pondering over...

The ad was aided by the images of the current stage the ad was at. It started by saying we should all be born old, enjoying our life at the fullest, having already immerse wisdom and drinking in the wonders of what life has offered. Then after our golden years, we would be working. Already holding the highest post in the company, the boss, the CEO or some kind of manager. Then we would work down the line, go to our prime in life, the 20s, while celebrating the fact that we are becoming more healither and stronger...After marriage and setteling into a good job, to mark our sucess, we would buy a Mercedes...

Well, it was an advertistment anway. But the concept does sound appealing. If we forget all logic and rationales, life like that would sound extremely wonderful wouldn't it? If I continue the process, we would go through our teens then become childern, then babies, then we perish...

And there are, several things unmentioned in each stage of life. I am not very sure how to express it, but to sum up my feelings; I think that coming to life with total wisdom and experience and having problems which are not really considered problems...(old age, bad memory? sicknesses? all expected, therefore no big deal..)And growing up into greater health,greater strength and energy, passing down to find our experiences, enjoying each of them more for we have became better, and finally becoming a child and embracing our innocence and ignorance we had finally attained.

Yes...thoughts like this sometime remind me.
That I have to cherish my youth.
For when life doesn't happens this way, the great thing about it is you get to have memories...which you can keep till you reach golden years...

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