C'est la vie:
Hols. Still stressful. But I should be glad I'm not taking A's this year, else I'll just drop dead in front of whoever sees me now.
But I can sense my break coming soon. Phew.
Watched this documentary on how kids got abducted in China and how parents risk all their fortune and even life trying to find them. But of course, to no avail.
That's why I've never really liked kids. But please, don't judge me now, by saying I'm not compassionate. I am, just that in a different way.
Back to my point. It's really intriguing why some parents would allow kids of 4-6 years old wander down the streets ALONE after school. Even myself, a 15 and a half year old (kid) seldom do that, except when I have to get groceries/books (I usually cab teehee) . But there again, situations are different. Yet still, the idea is disturbing. All of a sudden, I feel the impending heavy responsibility of a mother (if some powerful beings actually managed to change my mind about kids, yes the possibilities of me ever being a mother would then not be 0.) And this responsibility is definitely a lot heavier than being in exco. (oh, results are out tml, but considering my age, I might not be in exco after all. owells, all the best to the new exco for PE! ) This responsibility is not about bringing an organisation to a greater height, but a person to higher goods. To inculcate in him, all the life skills required for the rest of his life. That's a lot tougher than living life itself. From teaching a dummy who has no idea wth is an A or 1, making sure he does not play with fire to reasoning with him why is it ethically wrong to go to war( bushy's mum obviously failed in this) even if it is a just war.
It's not easy being a parent I guess.
Having a 4yr old kid being man slaughtered/handled, just to get monetary benefits out of it. Seriously, I feel that whatever the reason maybe for resorting to such methods, the person in need of the organ is not worth saving.
C'est la vie.
lu
11:11 PM
