If I were told to describe what passion was to someone. I would describe it as the fuel that drives you. I would also describe it as being a Phoenix. A Phoenix in mythology refers to a mythical bird that dies in flames and is reborn from the ashes. I say this because my passion is resurfacing after I have spent Continue reading ‘If I could describe passion…’
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This is a proverb from China.
The things you can buy with money & the things you cannot buy with money.
One can buy a house, but cannot buy a home
One can buy a watch, but cannot buy time
One can buy a bed, but cannot buy sleep
One can buy a book, but cannot buy wisdom
One can buy a skilled doctor, but cannot buy health
One can buy social status, but cannot buy respect
One can buy blood, but cannot buy life
One can buy sex, but cannot buy love
This claymation More by Mark Osborne, is a short animation that gave me the inspiration to make my own claymation The Things We See which can be found in my portfolio section. Though there are no quotes, I’m putting it under the category of “words of wisdom” since there’s something that can be learned from this video. At least that is what I believe. Continue reading ‘“More”’
I randomly stumbled upon this short by Andy Huang called “Doll Face.” It is a pretty sad short. If you’re someone who is constantly worried about the way you look because you don’t meet the set “standards,” then maybe by watching this you will realize something. Continue reading ‘“Doll Face”’
I hope this poem can encourage people who feel like giving up on their passions and taking the easy road in life – such as listening to your parents about which major you should take, because it will make a lot of money and bring the family status. It’s good to be realistic. I’m not saying rebel, but I want people to know that they should be the ones making their life decisions. It’s a pretty good idea to listen with an open mind, on what others have to say. Just make sure you balance your opinions and other people’s thoughts. Continue reading ‘The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost’
Recently, there has been a lot of things happening in my life… Hopefully I can take these events and look at it as a learning experience and also learn the ability to move on from an event that seems like a catastrophe… While I was cleaning I found a piece titled “A Creed to Live By” written by an unknown writer. I thought I could share this for anyone who needs some words of wisdom.
