Don't take things for granted.

Things that may seem insignificant to you may be helpful to others. So, share them.

Talking with Patsy made me realised this. I never knew that all the little things that I have experienced up till now could be useful anecdotes to people elsewhere who don't have the privilege to gain such insight.

And she suggested that I should share them - through blogging! Thank you, Patsy!

I think I can once again enjoy writing!

So, now readers, start racking your brains. Never think that your life is insignificant or boring.


There are important things happening in your life everyday that could be a signpost for others - a compass that helps in their own journey towards self development.

Even brief meaningless conversation over the dinner table with your father can turn into something illuminating.

My dad used to say: "Learning is easy. Just use all your five senses - sight, sound, touch, smell and taste. What is difficult is noticing what to learn."

This is real irony.

I, myself, have never taken notice of words like these and have always taken them for granted.

I have never thought it was an anecdote. Here I am, imparting to lucky random blog-strollers that happen to read this all-too-uninteresting-and-irregularly-updated blog. For those, who gave up on me ever updating my blog or thought I have just let it died, well, your loss

I think I've found a new purpose to update this blog of mine frequently.

Or so I say.

Randomness gives birth to good ideas - Wei Vern (Vivian)