Monday, July 19, 2010
Chapter 63:
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Hello, I personally think that it should be against the law to have sad story endings.
I'm serious.
I am very irritated now that My Sister's Keeper has such a unexpected & unaccepted (judging from my level) ending.
I'm someone who gets impatient when reading books so it's quite often to find me skipping to read the last few chapters.
& when it proves to be sad, I drop the book.
I DIDN'T JUMP TO THE ENDING FOR THIS BOOK.
& it turns out to be a sad one.
SIGH.
Life's too sad to not have happy endings in stories you read.
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But again, it's such books that make you have deeper insights.
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Anyway, one of the thoughts I gained it's just:
I'm fortunate not to be born into any situations that demands my commitment to it right from the start without my knowledge/consent & thus it's actually just up to me & my conscience to attach myself to any projects I come across in life.
Hereby proclaim that I'll make it a point to infuse my life with purpose via commitments. & that once I allow myself to step into one, I must complete it whole heartedly & with passion.
I mean, it's a choice made by me, & me only, and not coerced at all.
So why not?
Else, what ya gonna do about life?
Sometimes, it's not the act itself that seem so noble.
But that you actually make that decision to do it, that you're aware of the package it involves that really touches people.
Consciously aware of the misery that you're exposing yourself to beats being merely caught in it & accepting it.
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Though I curse the ending, a book that is able to bring tears to your eyes is definitely a good one.
& I do have to applaud it for being so close to life. Newer Posts
