Aku tersengeh-sengeh biler terbaca blog dia. Saper ler sangka ader jugak peminat yang setia membaca setiap blog yang aku tulis nie...peewiittt!
Aku mengenali Sharina pada tahun 2007. Ketika itu aku masih mengendalikan siri blog CENCALOK. Since then, she has been an avid reader of my blogs. One sweet day, she introduced herself at skype, and that was how this beautiful friendship started. The rest is history....
I am deeply flattered to know she enjoys reading what I have shared. What truly moves me, it actually motivated her to start a blog of her own. And she did!
It was that sense of fulfillment, when you realised something that you did, has brought inspiration to someone, in your lifetime. After that, nothing else really matters.
Equally, she has shared me many things in life thru her words of wisdom.
'Living With Imperfections' - It's her blog title that first strucked me awe. She explained that we are all imperfect. Therefore, there's nothing we could change, but to live and make the best out of it. Then recently, that very beautiful phrase is use to describe one TV advertisement, promoting family values and love. As far as I am concerned, the whole thing did not come from Yasmin Ahmad. It came to me first from Sharina, few years back.
'Knowing too much kills a relationship' - It was when she shared her plight and her love experience. How it started and how it ended. There are reasons why certain things are forbidden from your knowings. There are reasons why some things are to be left unsaid. There are reasons why things meant to be kept as secrets. Because, all you know, these are things that will only hurt and kill a beautiful relationship.
Above all, she is genuinely down-to-earth and a great 'philosopher'. A very mature and sensible person to converse with. A great listener and a wonderful chatting buddy. We have shared many great topics together and we certainly have learnt a lot thru each other. Honestly, she's a genius that taunted me with many thought provoking questions.
Appreciate all your comments and feedbacks. I certainly hope this friendship never ends.
Thank you, Sharina!
ps: You can be a great philosopher. Keep on blogging, because someone might get inspired by you.
Aku mengenali Sharina pada tahun 2007. Ketika itu aku masih mengendalikan siri blog CENCALOK. Since then, she has been an avid reader of my blogs. One sweet day, she introduced herself at skype, and that was how this beautiful friendship started. The rest is history....
I am deeply flattered to know she enjoys reading what I have shared. What truly moves me, it actually motivated her to start a blog of her own. And she did!
It was that sense of fulfillment, when you realised something that you did, has brought inspiration to someone, in your lifetime. After that, nothing else really matters.
Equally, she has shared me many things in life thru her words of wisdom.
'Living With Imperfections' - It's her blog title that first strucked me awe. She explained that we are all imperfect. Therefore, there's nothing we could change, but to live and make the best out of it. Then recently, that very beautiful phrase is use to describe one TV advertisement, promoting family values and love. As far as I am concerned, the whole thing did not come from Yasmin Ahmad. It came to me first from Sharina, few years back.
'Knowing too much kills a relationship' - It was when she shared her plight and her love experience. How it started and how it ended. There are reasons why certain things are forbidden from your knowings. There are reasons why some things are to be left unsaid. There are reasons why things meant to be kept as secrets. Because, all you know, these are things that will only hurt and kill a beautiful relationship.
Above all, she is genuinely down-to-earth and a great 'philosopher'. A very mature and sensible person to converse with. A great listener and a wonderful chatting buddy. We have shared many great topics together and we certainly have learnt a lot thru each other. Honestly, she's a genius that taunted me with many thought provoking questions.
Appreciate all your comments and feedbacks. I certainly hope this friendship never ends.
Thank you, Sharina!
ps: You can be a great philosopher. Keep on blogging, because someone might get inspired by you.
