Thursday, January 22, 2009

Regret

Nikon D80 70-300 Macro Sigma APO DG Macro


A friend parted since 1977 contacted my blog while I was away and I am so grateful for what he did by dropping a line in my comment box. Hope we'll meet again soon. This is what happened when we are so engaged with our life affair. Thank you Nazri - much appreciated!

Most of us hate regrets. There are times when our consciences are bothered because of too many reasons. For those reasons, we're having a hard time sleeping. We've let people down. We've let God down. We've gone out of my way to justify junk. Don't we just wish we lived our life as though we were grateful for what God has done to save us?

The tiny butterfly above was captured after my meeting as I was walking to my office. So small and most of us will let it pass unnoticed. Sometimes when we look hard enough, we would find what we are looking for and really wanting what we are getting.


5 comments:

Redzlan said...

We always not appreciate what we already have and look for granted the beauty around us.
Like this tiny butterfly,
"Hanya jauhari yang mengenal manikam"

Rimaugirl Wahir Jaafar said...

Welcome back BRO...

Adrenaline Junkie said...

Just wanna share my recipe for survival. When haunted by feelings of regret (as humans we all do), just ask yourself "will this matter 5 years from now?"...if the answer is NO, just move on!

Anonymous said...

Takuya Kimura!!!!!!!

wickedwarhol said...

One has to watch Takuya Kimura's Long Vacation. Buy one, borrow one or steal one - a true classic JDrama and please spare lots of tissue papers.
:-)

Thanks all for the comments.