Just saw kh's blog. Hang on girl!Yes..I wonder why we were so happy to graduate. Frankly I wasn't really looking forward to graduate back then.. it was simply just the next step we need to take. There was no extreme happiness about graduation, maybe just a sense of relief. That was why I didn't bother to take a graduation studio photo like the rest of my peers.
I realised that meet up with friends become rare especially now we are all now working adults. Everyone seems to have a difficult time to accommodate their schedule. We just can't find a good time when everyone is free to gather. Overseas trips with a group of friends are even impossible now.. the last trip with a group of friends was the graduation trip I had with the TW gang. That was 3 years ago..
We may have more financial independence now but we also lose some good friends along the way. People drifted apart because of not keeping in touch. Despite that, there are some friends who are never far to reach. Just a brief meet up can help to rekindle the good friendship we once had. I am glad I still have friends like them =)
Love
When I saw her on the train again searching for her missing daughter, it dawned to me how great parental love can be. She has been searching for nearly six months and still has not given up any glimpse of hope.
It is heart-wrenching to lose a loved one.. and even tougher to be in a foreign land searching for them. I have utmost respect for the volunteer who persevere with her on this tough search.
I hope the search can lead to something.. be it good or bad, at least the weary mother can finally stop searching aimlessly.
