You never know.

Seriously, as I go through the days of my life, I realized something. You never know.

Yeap. You never know.

You never know how important food is only after you were unable to eat for 24 hours or anything other than porridge and porridge for more than one week or anything that's harsh on your tummy. After I learned it, I stopped my dieting plans and eat while I can. Just exercise more!

You never know how healthy you are until you see all the people battling with diseases. Other than ocassional gastric/cramps that leave me crippled for the day or so, I'm back alive and kicking.

You never know how much lovely friends you have until you are in duress and you had all the support that you had never imagined yourself having. Well, mainly because you never thought you will be in this kind of troubles.

You never know how hurtful one simple sentence/action can be until you hurt someone or get hurt. But then, it's easier to protect your heart than others. So, remember to protect yourself first.

You never know how strong you can be until you are facing ultra difficult problems/people/situation. It's amazing.

You never know how firm you can get until someone forces you to make decisions that will either jeopardize yourself/others.

You never know how much good food there are in Singapore until you made an effort to look around and eat around. The end result, big tummy but satisfied being. What's more important? I think the latter.

You never know how dangerous your workplace can really get until you watch the news and realized something terrible happened to someone at work.

We can go on and on and on and on because there's some much stuffs that happened that made you a stronger person. And always remember, people learn from mistakes/experiences. If no mistakes was made, no lesson was learned. We will always be a better person at the end of the day. And, no one has the power to make you cry/hurt you because they don't deserve it. Do they?

I started appreciating life more than it was. And I started pulling my heart away from many people/things. Life is too fragile to be too calculative and too protective of others feelings instead of your own. I value what I have. Much much more than before. And I try to concentrate on what I have because once I lose focus of that, life is so much harder and miserable.