Saturday 2007/09/16 22：57
Sunday, September 16th, 2007It takes me years to realized when you lost something actually doesn’t mean you lose everything.
Allowing yourself to really think back, you might overlook something … says friendship, lessons to learn or opportunity that lies right in front of your eyes that you never seems to see (coz’ you might be blind at that time).
Everyone wish they have a time machine to go back and fix things right.
… but what’s right? Are you sure after you fix it, it will be how you want it?
This reminds me of the story in movie "The Time Machine".
Alexander tries to return to the past to fix a tragedy, but tragedy keeps on repeating every times he goes back … and it never ends.
Also a favorite movie of mine - "Butterfly Effect". Every time
Evan Treborn travels back to his childhood and try to fix the mistake he had done, things got worse … then finally he wish that he never been born to this world for the havoc he ‘d done to his love one.
What I’m saying is things happened for a reason, and when you look back one day and matching every pieces of them like a Lego. You might get a big "Aaa Hah …", and be satisfy with where you are now.
So what that means?
Well, it can means a lot; it can be meaningless, depending on how you take it; how much you appreciate it; or perhaps how much do you learned from there?
[Saturday 2007/09/16 22：57]
