… then perhaps it is best to set aside the fact that time is ticking faster to the end, and start counting often-unforeseen blessings that usually include:
1. our ability to immediately forget wrongdoings once we decide to forgive them;
2. our employment, be it on our own or being employed, as long as we keep working;
3. our health, which we only realize its importance when we fall sick, but hey, we make it back from the gloom, don’t we?!;
4. our ability to open up our hearts again for relationship even though it has been bruised many times, because excitement overrules pain;
5. our friends, who slap with harsh words in front of us, laugh with and laugh at together, and say “Let’s” more often than “I think”;
6. our sense of accomplishment in getting impossible deals, solving unresolved work problems in long emails, and looking fresh for presentation despite lack of sleep;
7. our ability to laugh at ourselves;
8. our competitors and nemesis to make us compete;
9. our family of any kind, long gone or still present, who have shaped us to what we are now;
10. our sufficient material possession that allows us to sleep at night, eat decent meal and wear proper clothes to define what we are; and lastly,
11. our ability to read this note and realize that from the title up to this point, this is basically one very long sentence.
If you ask why there are 11 points while it could be less or more, that’s because today is my birthday. But who am I to occupy the date solely? There are at least six people I call them friends who share the same birth date, and millions others out there whom we have not met yet.
This note is for you all to read in your own birthday.
Have a happy one.
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Nauval Yazid & His Words. 