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♥ Life-tale of HER.


Friday, November 16, 2007
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We're all humans and we're all created by God. There's always a saying that says nobody's perfect or, we're equal / we're all the same.

BUT life's different to everyone.

ONE person can treat many many ways to different people. Get it?

As an example, Adam's a rich kid while Kelvin's a below average kid. There were 10 kids who joined the trip to the beach and their teachers allow them for a swim. The wave were too strong that Adam and Kelvin got washed away. But, the teacher only intend to save the rich kid. Why? Because the rich kid got money mar. Their parents sure very kamsia(thank) the teacher surely give $$$$ . But of course, not all people are like that. But there are some in the olden days. Actually, this is not an example lor..-__-'' It's actually based on a real experience. Not by me but by someone close to me.

Is it the fact of life that rich people are look up and average-paid people are look down?

It's like when you're driving mercedes, you get to park at a VIP place and give tips. But when you're driving a kancil, you get chased away saying that this is reserved?

Have anyone gone through those dreadful experience?

I hate it like that but I can't change anything.

It's like, most of us want to pass with flying colours and get scholorship and get into one of the best universities in the world then settle down at a well-paid job. But there are some of us that couldn't make it due to financial problems, etc.

In primary school, I remember my English teacher asking our class to write a short essay on " What I want to be when I grow up".

And surely most of us go like..

"When I grow up, I want to be a doctor "
"When I grow up, I want to be a scientist"
"When I grow up, I want to be a lawyer"
"When I grow up, I want to be a .......! "

Any of you EVER have the ambition to be a ...

rubbish collector?
OR
cleaner?

You know, I don't like how some people convinced their child to study hard.

As an example..

"Boy, you have to study hard starting today onwards okay? Mummy/daddy don't want you to be a toilet cleaner later."

"Girl, if you don't want to be a rubbish collector, smelly smelly one, you have to study hard! "

It's just plain insulting.

Instead, I look up at them. You think they want to be a cleaner? You think they like to be a rubbish collector? Everyday picking up your dirty tissues, washing your toilet after you poo. They WORK to earn money. They let down their own name to work and earn money to support their family. They deserve at least a smile everytime you walk pass them.

I know someone who look down at herself VERY much because she's not well-educated. She studied up to only primary 6. Everytime people talk to her, she look at her feet. Not looking at the person who talks to her at all. She hardly speaks. Maybe after a month she works in a place, she only started to smile at people.

Try putting your feet into her shoes, you sweep, you mop infront of customers. You wash toilets infront of your collegues but she/he's a office clerk when you're just a CLEANER. Do you understand this feeling where people would just stare at you like they never blink their eyes.

Life is unfair, so just live up to it.


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