rekindled hope.

It's funny how much you can remember without even trying, yet when you actually try, like memorising tons and tons of stuff for bio, you can't seem to remember much at all. Our brains works in the weirdest ways, subtly hinting that we should be getting our priorities straight. I guess many of us tend to get caught up chasing our personal dreams and aspirations, so much so that ignorance becomes the natural, convenient solution to everything else that we don't have the time for. It's somewhat selfish, but not entirely unreasonable, don't you think? A privilege, perhaps, that we are here chasing rainbows and butterflies when some may not even have the strength to stand up on their two feet, let alone run. Maybe rekindling hope for these people means just as much as achieving your goals, and maybe even more, really.

This is just another random thought: it scares me how some people put way too much emphasis on their goals. They bulldoze their way through, destroying everything remotely human in the process. Like trust and love and friendship. Scary, really, how much some people will do.

Whee I like bubbles. Haha deprived childhood, perhaps. But they're really such pretty objects, dontcha think!! All that hope captured in a tiny little bubble floating skywards~