Okay, I'm bored... nothing to do today. I had plans to go out and have lunch with friends at Pho Broadway, but I had to cancel it since so many people including myself could not make it. =(
Anyway, just now, I walked down to Alan's house to deliver his can of Arizona Green Tea that has been sitting in my fridge since like.. Tuesday? O.o... I forgot, but basically I've had it for a while.
I walked down and when I got to his house... nobody answered. Alan was probably out and I think his mom was in the shower. 'Cuz I heard water but nobody answered the door. I kept saying "Hello? Anyone home?" and "Alan!" and more "HELLO?" LOL but yeah no one answered. So I waited a while and I noticed a cat staring at me. It was the house next door and there was this cat on the second floor looking down at me from the window. I was like... Uhh... kinda creepy... o.o" LOL
after a while I was like okay.... nevermind... I'll just leave the green tea here (on the steps) ... and hope Alan gets it when he gets home...
Lalala~ so that was my short little trip out of the house today. LOL I'm so lame....
My Motivation
"Have you persuaded yourself that there are knowledges and truths beyond your grasp, things you simply cannot learn? Have you allowed failure to force you to conclude that you are not mathematical, not linguistic, not poetic, not scientific, not philosophical.
If you have allowed this to happen, you have carelessly imposed limits on your intellectual freedom. and you have smothered the fires from which all other freedoms arise."
- Scott Buchanon
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"Self-resilience is developed by facing one's failures and dissapointments for the sake of strengthening ones' inner resources, which includes the ability to tolerate frustration.
Self-resilience also includes accepting that one may have to disappoint others.
If failure and disappointment are evaded instead of being faced, then the same patterns of behavior will continue habitually instead of the steady growth which characterizes the "self-resilient" person who habitually and calmly faces his or her failures and disappointments (including disappointing others).
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