:|: Lim Yanting (LYT) :|:
03 February 1992
Aquarius
Nan Hua High School (Clementi), supposingly second home. (homeless now)
100% singaporean.
waiting for o lvl result (pray pray)
Sunday, September 10, 2006 HAHA... Sry.. haven been blogging.. cause im too busi RUSHING my holiday hw (which i didnt wan to do) and partly because im too addicted to the new game i found.. quite nice though.. may wan to take a look though..
neway.. while doing my bk review (which was a disaster), i read a book called 'the five people you meet in heaven' hm.. quite a nice bk though.. talk bout love, sacrifice, forgive and forget, hatred and that all of us are interlink..
quoted five sentence from the book.. one for each(except forgive and forget.. couldn't remember):
love: Lost love is still love. It takes a different form, that's all. Life has to end but love doesnt't.
Sacrifice: Sarcifice is a part of life. It is not the ending, it's just passing it on to someone else.
Hatred: No one is born with anger. Holding anger is poisonous. Hatred is a curved blade, the harm we do, we do to ourselves.
Interlink: Strangers are just family you have yet to come to know.
and a xtra one( which i find meaningful): No life is a waste. The only time we waste is the time we spent thinking we are alone.
Hope you all like it though.. haha.. neway.. was listening to song and came across this Jay Chou's new song.. listen to mother (or sumthing lah.. jux now put chi.. then realise then blogger cant take chi.. hm... came to edit again..).. even if you all didnt listen or dun wan.. hope that you will spent the time just reading the lyrics.. i personally feel that it is very meaningful.. Maybe some of u will like it.. which i do very much.. (realise cant find a meaningful song nowadays).. haha..
Sry for not replyin to ur tags ah.. dun noe why put cant tag on my tagboard.. neway.. hahha.. @KL: Not a lot of ppl PRAISE mi blog.. onli like 2! 2!( diff ppl have diff definetion hm...) @Serene: thanks! @Charis: thanks! @all: ty for spending time reading my crap.. haha..
