¤.Wednesday, June 20, 2007 ' 9:44 AM¤
The biggest mistake one can make in life is not failing to try, is regretting that one didn't try.
Argh, i'm so tired/ so sleepy. Time is like so limited, 24hours a day, 9hours 30 mins in school doing crap things, 2hours to travel to school and back home, 5hours to watch tv/ gaming, only left with few hours to sleep. Weekend faster come please, must sleep more than 12hours, =xXx. Life like this just sucks! 9 more weeks to my holiday, time please pass faster.!
Yesterday had Napfa training, oh my god, super intensive. But i'm quite happy, as my running time improved. Must continue training to score at least silver for Napfa.
Yesterday had this conversation with my dad, he told me that those people that give bad comment are childish, if i reply to their bad comment, it only shows how childish i'm as well. I strongly agree with him, haha. There's no point arguing about all those stupid comment.
All comments can be ignored if one tried his/her best. It's not about winning but whether you did your best to make things successful.Heres the joke for today.
The newbie chicken farmer
A life-long city man, tired of slogging all his life in the corporate world, decided he was going to give up the city life, move to the country, and become a chicken farmer. He bought a nice, used chicken farm and moved in.
As it turned out, his next door neighbor was also a chicken farmer. The neighbor came for a visit one day and said, "Chicken farming isn’t easy. Tell you what. To help you get started, I’ll give you 100 chickens." The new chicken farmer was thrilled.
Two weeks later the neighbor dropped by to see how things were going. The new farmer said, "Not too well. All 100 chickens died." The neighbor said, "Oh, I can’t believe that. I’ve never had any trouble with my chickens. I’ll give you 100 more."
Another two weeks went by and the neighbor stopped by again. The new farmer said, "You’re not going to believe this, but the second 100 chickens died too." Astounded, the neighbor asked, "What went wrong?" The new farmer said, "Well, I’m not sure whether I’m planting them too deep or too close together."
