It was a warm day; I liked the beautiful weather. I was glad that I was able to enjoy some time of the day and I think I felt happy. However, it's hard to stay relaxed for me. I appreciate every peaceful moment and feel grateful for every single smile that I could truly have.
Not too long time ago, there was almost no way I could passibly think that I could still feel some happy moments in my life; it looked like I was the girl who was going to experience all the difficult things--and none of them pleasant. I thought I had to erase the word "happiness" from my vocabulary; however, I didn't really want to. I craved happiness the way I craved chocolate; It was a fact of my life that I needed chocolate to survive.
Luckily, here, I have been doing much better than I thought. Today I wasn't feeling too bad. However, I know every happiness is only temporary and fragile--like the bubble. I wish I could be frozen at that time; I wanted to keep it a bit longer. I hate the rule of the world that there is no way for me to hold the bubble. I knew after the "best before" of the happiness expired, my nervous level would shoot up like the mercury in a thermometer that was placed in boiling water.
I went out for a walk late this afternoon. I like the smell of the air in Vancouver, and I was thinking that no matter how difficult it is, I am going to walk on. I believe that life won't say no to me unless I say no to life.
You deserve to be happy... and a positive attitude will surely take you there
ReplyDeleteXiaoyue, this is a very thoughtful post. I am so glad that you have more hope for your own happiness than you had previously! That is great progress! For my part, I believe very strongly that you will in time come to experience happiness. For now, try to enjoy the moments as they come, without worrying too much about the future. Anyway, I'm very glad you are "saying 'yes!' to life"!
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Sabha, it's really nice to see another person leaving a positive-thinking comment that shows care and consideration for someone else--well done!
Thank you Sabha and Nathan.
ReplyDeleteStill, everything seems so difficult. I think I need a lot of courage and time, and I know even if I try, the result may not be a good one.
Any way, thank you!