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Showing posts with label Family. Show all posts

Monday, July 28, 2014

A Love Letter From the 2060s


Not far into a quite arrive-soon future, 2050s or 2060s, life would be still going on, presumably more advancing with a more modernized and complicated technology. To an aspect, people who treasure reading, especially those whose passionate-ness about life are just to stubbornly strong to succumb away, will continue to enjoy reading and learning about life. Probably from those life and love novels that are intriguingly made interesting by people who are termed "best-selling authors" once until their manuscripts get approved and published and widely read afterwards and who, prior to that, are just a normal beings like us with a literary gene and vibe. 

One of those books you would enjoy reading and lose yourself into, in a probable weirder way of reading, is a not-so-best-but-best bestseller indie book called Those Then Decisions And Now, a prospective 2060 novel that would sparks the same viral effects as what John Green's TFIOS has done in this current time. 

Friday, April 25, 2014

66 Random Thoughts on A Feelingless Sappy April Night


It has been a day, a really tiring day and week. Life still goes on. So, tonight is kinda blue despite the natural darkenss, the darkness outside that is completely clueless and blind and being flirted by half-breezy April nighty wind. The feeling is none and the following ideas generate out, unafraidly.
  1. It's kind of happy to just relax after the lunch, doing some reading online. 
  2.  It's not always about the money; sometimes, something is too much priceless that money cannot play an effect. 
  3. Girls might be tough to read but if in a serious relationship they all want these: appriciaiton, care, security (financial, one of which), future, trust, love, honesty, initiatives, and sweet memories. 
  4. The most honest and sincere vision-led politician ever in this world is "mother". 
  5. Family will always matter most than other things in one's life. 
  6. Selfies on Facebook and other SNS will somehow get your appreciated but won't get your goals accomplished. 
  7. Watching movies doesn't have to be at only those swanky cinemas. 
  8. The future is flourished with efforts and hard work, not with procrastination and laziness. 
  9. Lifestyle is a noun and refers to different choice people choose to live their life. A modern lifestyle is a way of life while simple lifestyle is another. Sadly, so far, to the crowds, modern lifestyle is the only exclusive definition of lifestyle. 
  10. Success should be self-defined. Those success theories circulated can be learned from yet you've got to work out and define your own meaning and formula of success. 
  11. Friends are a part of life. Some are real while some are fake. Some still think about you despite the distance while some are busy making their life more meaningful. All you need to do is not to judge and keep this friendship going. You're blessed to have friends.  
  12. It doesn't matter how much and sweet your words are, actions are always matter more. Girls might like those sweet consoling words but they want to see the actions too. 
  13. Worrying over things doesn't make one a millionaire. 
  14. Bad days are part of a precious life; just don't mistake bad days for a bad life. 
  15. Twitter and Facebook will not get Harvard to grant you a fellowship/scholarship. 

Wednesday, December 25, 2013

A Strange Dream Before Christmas Day



I was teaching as usual, except for a fact that I left my Nokia 1280  almost battery-less at my desk. The day was quite hectic and I didn't re-fill the battery until the night. Not until the morning, to be exact. 


"Low battery," a sign popped up. It seemed like it would have wanted to say, "Refill me, A-hole." 


As I finished my dinner, I ascended into my room, lounging around at my desk and reading online. 


Everything seemed to be about Christmas, huh. Then, I realized tonight was the Christmas eve. I am a Cambodian, though. I did thought of sending anonymous gift, honestly. The thought was not strong enough, yet. 


I couldn't find the charger. As the night went darker, my eyes turned wary and I had no choice but to lay my laptop down and brisk myself to bed. 


Something happened in the morning. Something shocking! 


Monday, June 10, 2013

9 Awesome Off-the-hook Messages


First of all, this is not my original writing. I once saw this on the net; from a Facebook page, if I remember well. Well, this is a featured post, sharing the following 9 messages that will put a smile on your lips and teach you something. 

Photo: Edited. Original @  martipieper.com   

Sunday, May 12, 2013

A Poem for My Amazing Mother


When I first opened my eyes to the world
I saw a lady who sat smiling with a murmur
And long enough I doubted who she was
Finally, after I have discovered
She is my greatly amazing mother

She was my birth-giver

A great caretaker
And undoubtedly a forever timely lover
She is also a strong supporter
A firm believer in shaping my character



Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Happy Birthday to You, Bro!


The sun was scorching, bathing us, upper-naked, soaked with sweat. The dust might have flown in our nostrils and our skins must have been buffalo's. Still, we ran and hopped and played! That's some 15 years ago.

We galloped around and went  scavenging things around the neighborhood and we get tired and dirty; our mum lectured.....sometimes along with hits. That's cute, still. :)


We argued, yelled, fought, cheated and collapsed, yet the bond still live and breath........eternally forever.


And, now we smile and shoulder up and live. :)


Happy birthday to you, my man. Best wishes, bro! :P





The whole family (and world) know you're genius and, well, you are. Keep being the genius, bro. 

Happy birthday to you, my bro. 
Genius you are and the world treasure that truth.
Wish you all the best things in the world. 
Keep up your good works and spirits too. 

Happy birthday to you, my bro. 
And may Buddha bless you.
will all his sacred blessings. 
And, I hope you soar higher through. 

Happy birthday to you, my bro. 
And, you know what, you're awesome through.
And, please, keep playing that awesome. 
You'll be great.....great and we trust YOU. 



HAPPY BIRTHDAY AND WE LOVE YOU!
KEEP ME PROUD!




PS. I miss us playing things in the childhood. And, don't forget to do your homework.


Monday, April 29, 2013

Keep Calm and Get to Know Me: 51 Things


I don't know if you ever doubt who (the f)  runs this blog. A blogger, the answer punches. And, who's the blogger, pumpkin? the question squeezes on. All I can tell is: keep calm and get to know me. Long ways to go, heh. :D

Well, whew, well, whew. Keep calm; you're gluing your eyes on my blog so I'm the blogger, with no doubts. But, really, who am I? I should have hosted the "About Me" page.


Tuesday, April 9, 2013

The Arrival of Jason


The darkness of the night didn't even dare to chime. It stood still and worked it way, waiting for the sun to shine. I was completely serenaded in a good undisturbed sleep. I didn't remember, though, seeing the moonlight that hit the earth. Too comfortable in a tasty slumber. 


This is not a love story nor a sci-fi novel, folks. A simple post, huh!

The phone rang.........


"Open me the door, please!" the voice on the phone flew in my ears. 


"Okay, mum, please! I'm sleeping." was my innocent little-annoyed reply. 


"Open the door. You got a new cousin." 


Wait? What? Oh, he's coming! The one longly-awaited. 


It was the early morning of Sunday, 31 March 2013.


New member in the house. Yay, a boy, mum told me. 


The next three days, my aunt was back home with her newly-born son. 






Cute, ain't him? LOL, everyone in the house and every relatives and friends, upon seeing him, have good words for him. 

He has his father's nose; two little plumb cheeks cling there on his face. Little hair. Not so much "crying" like his older two-year-and-some-months-old brother. 


Calm and lovely, good-words my maternal grandma! 


It feels good, anyway, to have a new member. The previous two were his older brother, Nychole and another cousin, Sun, who came six months ago. 


Now, kids all around the house. My time is over. Nychole, the leadplayer, Sun, the calmer, and now, Jason, the not-know-yet.


Jason is his name. Ouch, I'm envious.


Check out more of his photos:



Jason is sleeping



Still sleeping. Like a boss! :p


Time for milk! kekeke :)

With his bro, the hyperactive kid in the block! Nychole and Jason, the brothers!


Mummy, hold me, please! I want to go play, like my brother! :)



Finally, I just hope these two kids grow up good. Well, they will, I insure. As they have their supportive and caring parents and brother cousin like me. 

Welcome to the world, bro. Have a good life a head. 
Warning: no big gizmo like iphone, ipad, etc; only heads and hands that care and help.  




Wednesday, April 3, 2013

Graduation: Wow!



Graduation day will be great and awesome, one remarks. Others advise: It's gonna be the one of the most memorable day in your life. Well, everyone know that and I can't help but agree to the spread sayings. It's true: gradation feels fabulous. And if you experience one, you know how wow-awesome it is. And, I know it. Shh! It's just a phase of life! :)

So, it's April 2nd 2013 and Tuesday morning look shines cool. I got up while the dawn is still rather thick. Pristo, bingo, bongo, chick, chuck! I'm at the graduation place: Koh Pich, Phnom Penh, Cambodia. The sun finally comes up and people scatter the place. There you go! People wearing various-colored gowns; girls on their make-ups (and smart outfit, of course) and men on their mature dress. What, though, that quite scratch me is that I don't have that classy glitzy gizmo to clutch and show off. Too bad, yet not a big matter. It's my graduation day! Graduation Day, I repeat! Yeah, seriously, graduation day. 


Monday, June 6, 2011

Life Has Never Been Easy


It was a pitch dark evening, at around 7 o’clock, the hour of Monday, May 30, 2011, when I was writing this article. It seemed then that something had been in occurrence, something strange that chilled in me some uneasiness and something that I myself couldn’t wholly understand and describe. With such uneasy emotion, I oiled my hands and brain to pen down these words, just to coax that uneasiness to go away.

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