I took these sunset clouds when I got home after a tiring and not terribly productive day at the office. It’s always a task to keep the staleness away and to maintain a positive outlook in the face of drudgery and problems. The beautiful skies lifted my spirits somewhat but the blues dug deep. I was still teetering just at the edge when dinner calls and the magic of hot and delicious home cooked meals jolted me that I’m blessed to have a family with love ones and comforts of home to assuage my body and soul. And I am thankful.
Hopefully the productivity tomorrow would be in as equal abundance as these beautiful sunset clouds!
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Priorities.. Priorities..
and yes, we have so many things to be thankful for.
In Tibet, the people have so little material things that make them happy, and yet they are so happy!
In the city, it is just the opposite.
I read that people who are contented with whatever they have are happier. I think it’s true.
But then again, happiness is a state of mind. One chooses to be happy, or not.
happy - with a namesake like that, u should be any authority lah!
Robin’s nickname in chinese (given by his mum) is also ‘happy fruit’ - d pistachio nut! Ooops! I die liaow!
There are various levels of happiness I suppose; but then again there are ppl who are just plain miserable!
Is there anyone out there called ‘miserablesurfer’?
Unker.. u are not supposed to repeat what my nagging machine says!
robin - soli, soli lah! but her voice was ringing in my ears when I read happy’s comments! i can still hear it now!
it’s a compliment from your mum mah that u’re a happy happy nutcase; I mean person!
Uh-oh, somebody’s in trouble………
Maybe not. Good thing it’s a compliment.
someone’s nickname is “kai xin guo” aka pistachio nut ? kekkeke
so can we call him as “nut” ? in short of pistachio nut (this name is too long…)
chen - yes! u’ve got it!
but can only call him that in chinese!
aiyo.. some post of clouds can be so ‘gossippy’..
I like the way you create and also the theme in your weblog. Did you code this oneself or was it done by a professional? I’m quite especially impressed.