Saturday, April 02, 2005 , 1:39 PM
><))o> Growing old the reverse way
#Before i start my topic, i would like to express my thanks to shuxin for the bday message. Thanks ger!!
#To jac : Please do someting to your tagboard! Its malfunctioning...i mean...there isin't even a tagboard! Do sign up for one at myshoubox.com (the one i'm using now) You can choose the colour schemes and generate an easy code which you can cut and paste into your blog template...its really cool!!
#To leena : hey ger...for some weird reasons, after even typing the password to your question at your blog, i cannot get into your blog...can u like remove that password thingy? I'm dying to know what's going on in your life!! If got pple harrass you at your blog, call 911 lah...dont use that stupid password access!
#OKie...i'm gonna talk about growing old the reverse way. What does it means? Well u see, every morning my teachers (who live opposite my house) would send me to school and during the journey, they would discuss about various topics, peppered by their own opinions of course. There was once when my teacher was complaining to her husband about how those Normal Technical students whom she teaches for Computer Application are such a pain in the neck and can only resign to fate that they are not mature enough to think for their future, squandering their future away to mindless activites like sleeping during lessons, not bothering to even do their work properly.
#Sitting at the backseat of the car, a thought struck me, "Hey! Would it be nice if we all grow old the reverse way?". This means that we are born with the intellect and maturity at birth and this adultness- quality will enable us to give our best in school, excel in our studies, get our pirorities right. In a nutshell, be responsible students that do our homework and hand it up promptly, giving teachers the due attention and respect. And as we age, we become more and more childish, learning to play more and enjoy life more...with of course all those cash and stable job that the inborn maturity has ensured us of. Isin't it great? Then we wouldnt have people who are discriminated by the education system and end up becoming "nothing" in life just because they were not mature enough to think for themselves. Teachers would also have an easier job mentoring the students and developing their potentials.
#I think there was an advertisment that made used of this concept before- work hard when u are young and play hard when you are old. Could that become a reality for us? Unlikely i guess...its just a thought that would only exist in a utopian world i supposed. *amy shrugs*
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* the girl *
. amy tan . 21 yrs old
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.28th march 1986
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