Another Day

There was this one movie starring Jennifer Aniston where her character exclaimed in a heated argument: Relationship is about choosing one person and making the best out of it.

Have you ever wonder how in every movie or drama series, the writers keep coming out with brilliant captions and exclamations? You might say they are selling it, commercialising it. It's true they are doing that. They'll even get awards for best script writing, best storyline, don't they?

Commercialism aside, and we can learn from these brilliant lines.

How difficult it is actually to pick just one beautiful grass at the field, sticking to it and not look at another? Can you confidently tell me that you can go out there on the field, and find the most beautiful grass and bring it back? The only catch is, once you have gone pass one beautiful grass, you cannot go back.

That, I borrowed from an email I received today.

I just feel like babbling today. Because I'm a bit woo-woo today. So bear with me.

I was listening to Celine Dion this morning. Her song, "Treat Her Like A Lady" has this verse in it: Treat her like a lady, You'll make a good girl crazy if you don't treat her like a lady. This is also true.

You see, I was one. I would say, now I am not such a good girl anymore. Because I'm suspicious, not easily trusting, not easily pleased. To say that I like being this way would be a lie. It's tiring to be suspicious and not trusting. But to not to be is affirmatively dangerous for my well being. Thus I shall quote the famous, To be or not to be, that's the question.

Honestly, it's not easy to just pick one grass and be happy with it. The problem lies with the ability to trust. On top of that, I do not know how to care and hold back half way. Damn difficult, I tell you.

I guess, when the time comes and the right person comes along, you would be able to choose and stick to it to make the best of it. Be that as it may, the right person might already be in front of you all the time, but you never want to admit it.

So, what I'm trying to say is, rejoice on the now and make the best of it. You never know what the future has in store for you. Best things come to those who wait, they say. And I still reverently believe in that.

ps: sometimes I wonder... these people who came out with all these beautiful and meaningful quotes and lines... Did they actually believed in what they said or they were just saying it...?