Another week passed, my white hair count is up. On Friday, as I watched up with some of my students in 1A, one sentence actually caught my attention. “It’s the boring things which we will remember for life.”
I guess there are things which I really hold dear to my heart. It isn’t the excitement, the woo and wows in life that formulate the way I am today. Rather, it was the mundane things which actually shaped and moulded me through the Potter’s hands.
I guess like at home, the chores, the squabbles, the disagreement, the need to watch out for my grandma and sister, the constant sarcastic war with my uncle, etc. Though at times it seems routine, these were the things that happen to shape my character and personality. Also through all these, I guess I learn to appreciate really my family more, though we do have some personality crashes at times.
In school and tuition, the regular lessons and remedial with my students, especially 1A, are the things which really make me love the calling I am placed into. It wasn’t so much on the pay, holidays, etc. Really, it’s just the love for all my students and colleagues that really made teaching in MFSS something that I cannot forget for my life. Even though I may forget names, etc, but I will remember and cherish the friendship.
Guess in church, with brothers and sisters who went through thick and thin through the several projects, guess God through all these make us realize we cannot be island on our own.
At the end of the day, we have to really cherish what we have before us and not regret when the things or people are no longer there.
Sign off
His Little Sheep