An experimental journal
Life occasionally disappoints us with negative results. We can’t always get what we want and can’t be what we wanted to be. I’m the same. I always was in the search of my own happy ending with every project or initiative, regardless of personal or professional, I was involved with. And occasionally, it didn’t. But that’s okay – because that’s undeniable proof that we’re pretty much living, not just existing. …
Life is a journey – a journey to accomplish something, a journey to find your own mission in this world, a journey to find someone waiting for you to be discovered somewhere in the world. The end of the year od sorta around the corner, and the world is still pretty much quite chaotic all thanks to the almost uncontrollable global phenomena. But still, never stop hoping, dreaming, and growing. We’re still halfway through our journey. Let’s keep walking on together… …
October is ending, and we’re slowly leaving 2022 behind. How’s your 2022 going so far? And what do you wish for 2023? Although the world is becoming a less safe place to live all thanks to the current global phenomena, we still can hope as long as we breathe. Since it’s almost the end of October, I thought maybe this is a good time to post another self-reflection here. Hope you could see your own life through your own perspective and compare yours with mine. Enjoy! …
“The marks humans leave are too often scars.” ― John Green, The Fault in Our Stars I’ve been insecure and anxious for the past ten years. Maybe it’s my whole life. Frankly, I’m not good at managing my mental and emotional ups and downs. Just like anybody else in this modern world, I’ve been through a lot. In our modern world, unless you’re living in a remote dense rainforest far away from human civilizations, we barely face physically dangerous situations. We, however, could experience other forms of injuries, such as emotional pain, rejection, and distress. Some researchers found evidence that those emotional pains could be as harmful and dangerous as …
“Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower.” ― Albert Camus Autumn is fantastic. Japan is blessed with distinct four seasons, and of the four seasons, autumn is an ideal season to photo-walk across Yokohama to enjoy red and gold-colored leaves. And it is of course an in-between season whose length varies with the weather, and lately thanks to global warming, it’s getting harder to tell the difference between summer and autumn. Still, the seasons are changing, and it heralds a change of daily rhythms of life. As autumn arrives across the nation, I like the gentleness of the season, before the cold sets in. Even though …
