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Carpe diem !

Well, today is Wednesday already, how time flies… its going to be October soon and it seems to me that Jan 08 was just some days before only!

How time passes! Days pass, soon it will be months, and then it will be YEARS! And before long, we will all soon age, with our looks fade: hairline recede, skin sag; we will become more and more physically challenged, illness will catch up with us and before long our body would start to disintegrate into NOTHINGNESS………….

AND WE WILL SOON BE GONE! with time tricking every second, LET US SEIZE THE DAY AND DO WHAT WE WANT TO DO IN LIFE !

All of us have passions, have our dreams; we should pursue all these dreams before its too late for us to do so.

The worst thing in life is having regrets. Are you having regrets now for things you have not done in the past? Do not let history repeat itself again! The present now will be the past of the future. Let us do what we always want to do (hopefully it is within moral grounds) and do it NOW!

I admit that not all the things that we want to do can be achieved. But let us keep trying and fight for our dreams, chase our dreams.

At the end of the day, if we do not achieve what we plan for, at least we can say without any regret that we have at least tried.

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