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Saturday, June 19, 2004

u know smtimes little things happen to make us more appreciative of the things we take for granted around us. like recently, due to some mysterious reason, my keyboard decided to die. no matter how hard i pleaded or tried to resusitate it, it remains, till today, inactive. so here i am typin using an On-Screen Keyboard designed for users with mobility problems, and u cannot imagine how painfully tedious it is to use the mouse to click on 1 alphabet letter at a time. sigh i miss typin on my keyboard.. its the same with life, ain't it? so many times we only learn to treasure sth after it is gone. so the moral of this incidental life lesson is: love it before its too late.


writing at 10:22 AM

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