A lot of bad things are going to happen to you. First off, you’re going to die. So, that said, there’s not much to worry about. No matter what else happens, you really only have two options: you can either handle things well and be happy, or you can handle them poorly and be miserable.- The Hottest State
It's funny isn't? - Or rather, frightening and abrupt - How extremely capricious life is? One moment, you're in bliss and then suddenly, you're afraid of being too happy because deep inside, there lies an obscure secret, only veiled by the disguise of your everyday external emotions. An indescribable sense that you know that somehow, some when, definitely, unpredictable bad incidents await. Yes, I'm a victim of this fluctuating emotions. Sometimes, how it feels is like as if I'm flying and floating on cloud nine, only to foresee an upcoming avalanche of hopeless dreams. Is that how we're all made of - having fear towards everything that we do?
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One of my colleagues from another department just passed on. I don't personally know her but I've heard good things about her. What happened was she was talking and laughing to her friends at work, like how she normally was, always bubbly, and then bam - just like an electrical malfunction, like a click on the switch off button - she fell and was then rushed to the hospital, only to be confirmed she had been induced into a coma due to the severity of a blood vessel in her brain, that suddenly burst. She was then put on life support ever since, and days later, all forms of hopes ( from her families, friends and husband who also worked at the same place and they just got married a few months back, fyi ) perished. The saddest thing is that there wasn't even any clear signs to her tragic death. It was just too heart-breaking to hear of such news, even for someone I do not know personally. So can you imagine the extent of melancholy you'd feel if it's someone close at heart? Well, dear Reni, we all do know you're at a better place and may your eternal love for your husband keep him safe and warm every night and day from this day onwards.
Don't take anything / anyone for granted. Cherish them, while they live. Give hugs, kisses, forgive and forget ( even to the ones you've done wrong ), confess, shower love, to your beloved ones while you still can because we all do know that nothing lasts forever, only death.
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One of my colleagues from another department just passed on. I don't personally know her but I've heard good things about her. What happened was she was talking and laughing to her friends at work, like how she normally was, always bubbly, and then bam - just like an electrical malfunction, like a click on the switch off button - she fell and was then rushed to the hospital, only to be confirmed she had been induced into a coma due to the severity of a blood vessel in her brain, that suddenly burst. She was then put on life support ever since, and days later, all forms of hopes ( from her families, friends and husband who also worked at the same place and they just got married a few months back, fyi ) perished. The saddest thing is that there wasn't even any clear signs to her tragic death. It was just too heart-breaking to hear of such news, even for someone I do not know personally. So can you imagine the extent of melancholy you'd feel if it's someone close at heart? Well, dear Reni, we all do know you're at a better place and may your eternal love for your husband keep him safe and warm every night and day from this day onwards.
Don't take anything / anyone for granted. Cherish them, while they live. Give hugs, kisses, forgive and forget ( even to the ones you've done wrong ), confess, shower love, to your beloved ones while you still can because we all do know that nothing lasts forever, only death.
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