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Wednesday, November 05, 2008
Today’s lesson was supposed to be super boring, however it was rather interesting to me because the topic that was covered “Ethics” helped me to organize my thoughts better with regards to events that took place in my life lately.
Decision making has always been problematic especially when conflicts dwell in your thoughts. I’ve been pretty lousy at this. Just a week ago, I made a decision and did something drastic. I’m not sure whether it was the right thing to do but I would say it was something that was uncontrollable. Apparently like a cassette tape, certain thoughts would be rewound and played in my mind every now and then and I would respond with a reflex liked action. Perhaps my response to the huge decision would be because of “Over-flowing” thoughts.
Yesterday my friend told me something which was supposed to be a piece of good news but apparently it turned out totally the opposite. It made me wonder I really did the right thing.
Time was of essence and it continues to tick slowly murdering men. I had to do something otherwise I would regret it
“The most decisive actions of our life ... are most often unconsidered actions.” - André Gide
[It’s not the topic or the words that matters. Your presence, even in silence is something enjoyable]
The Reason, the emotion and the consequences often pull us in various directions and perhaps eventually to a specific one.
the origin.6:19 PM
Name: Perry Tan Z.Y
Birthday: 22nd December 1988
Religion: Christian
Personality: INFJ
Loves: Basketball, Anime, HK, Korean and Chinese Dramas, Hanging out with friends, Watching Movies, "You Know ...", Gaming and Chinese Music
Hates these Traits ... Arrogance, Injustice, Insensitivity and Running Away (Even though I tend to run away a lot)
Wishlists: Enlightenment, Thought-Antagonist, Time Travel Machine, The other Puzzle Piece and A book called "How to become a Better Man"
my voice
taggie
preferably cbox
entries;
myself;
shouts;
links;
my past;
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