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Treasure of Life....... Are we better than others?

A natural harvest of lives has been done again through a force named "Frank". This is not saying that the tragedy was expected and should be accepted as is, forgetting about investigating the probable causes and the culprits behind it, I just believe that at the end of the day, what happened was meant to be... and only God knows the reason why.

With that said, I hope we come to realize that our life could end just like that, without a warning, anytime, anywhere. We should remember again that this life is not ours, and therefore, while we still have it, let's make the best out of it.

Here's one picture-inspired reminder why we should be thankful always of our lives, despite all of the so-called 'trials'!

As I jumped off the building,
I saw the known loving couple in the 10th floor hitting each other...

I saw the usually tough and strong Peter in the 9th floor crying...

8th Floor.. Ah Mei just found her fiance in bed with her best friend...
7th floor...Dan is taking his daily anti-depression medicine...



6th floor... Jobless Mike is looking at the classified ads of different newspapers...
Much respected Mr Wong in the 5th floor is trying his wife's undergarments...

4th floor... Rose is fighting with her boyfriend...

The old man in the 3rd floor is looking out the window hoping someone will visit him...
2nd floor... Lily is staring at the picture of the husband she lost since 2 years ago...

        Before I jumped off the building, I thought I was the unluckiest person...
Now I realized everyone has their own problems and worries...
After I had seen all these, I found out that in fact, I wasn't that bad at all...



The people I just saw is looking at me now...

I think they are thinking now that their lives are not that bad after all!

"Its Nice 2 BE Important but its more Important 2 Be NICE"




























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