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~A day of inspiration~

Waking up in the morning, feeling blur and tired from the week's accumulated workload it definitely took me a while to get into my usual rhythm. It was definitely a slow warm-up day for me considering the weather was very nice today (not too cold and not too hot!). Eventually my engine warmed up and started off my day with having brunch with VC. :)

After lunch, dropping VC off as she had some plans, I went for my weekend classes. Like most of my Saturdays I just attend my class in hope to learn something. But today, it is slightly special! Somehow or rather I felt more motivated than usual. Having made time to do my homework the lecturer gave us, and having the lecturer say my work was satisfactory really made my day a lot brighter. At the end of the class the lecturer just said, "you are doing good, keep it up and continue your hard work!". That really meant a lot to me.

Since class finished at 8pm, there really was not remaining to my Saturday, so me and VC decided to catch a movie. Now, this movie was pleasant surprise for me. It is entitled "Happy Birthday", and the first impression I got from it was that it was going to be an all mushy, dull and romantic show (just like every other love stories). To my surprise it was a show I really could feel emotions for. It was show, deep down inside me that really showed the meaning of loving someone. Once again, to my surprise, I actually had tears rolling down my cheeks when the show ended, which VC saw and found amusing seeing tears running down my cheeks from watching a romantic show. The movie really showed how great a lenght one would go to ensure the one he loves stays happy, and how he would sacrifice for the sake of that loved one.

That's what I call true love........ I wonder if I could be like him? A question I find tough to answer indeed. I guess, somethings should be left as unknown to us...........

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