Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Ideas cannot die.

It has been a while since I've added company in this blog. Believe me this is alive! Not dormant, no, I can't let that.

This is not a proper post, it's just here to fill in the space for a lost idea. I had one, this golden, well structured (in my head at least) idealistic expression where it would have covered a lot of current situation but I lost it. So I'm here to mourn this idea, because the strongest weapon anyone can have is an idea, and why is it the strongest? Because ideas cannot die. Ideas can be created from the simplest of scratch.

Here's to lost ideas, and to avoid any more. Remember to note down, physically, ideas you have.

Here's to lost ideas.

Saturday, October 13, 2012

Here's to the survivors.

There are times I really don't think I will ever make it. I have no idea what keeps me going. No, no... I know what keeps me going; Faith.

There are times, I think I'll  never be committed to anything. There are also times I get proven wrong. I know the many conflicts out there, the cases needs to be taken care of. The famine, the wars, the massacres. There are also people who are against it, gets the world to be aware of it. For me, that is enough, I shall not get myself in their game, for I will only make it worse. I care for them, but I cannot just commit. There's one thing I currently am committed to, or at least for the past several years. The link of suicide to bullying. Now for those who know me, it's not a surprise, I have made outcries (personal, and limited) about these happenings. I admit I do cry myself thinking about them. Those who fell victim. Who are victims.
The latest case was (or is?) Amanda Todd. Canadian teen. My age roughly. She ended her life a few days ago, 10th October. This is just a post dedicated to her. Specifically to her, but also to everyone else out there, victims of society. Everyone out there who are still surviving and battling against society. She ended her life, and I know I can't go back in time and fix that, what I can is prevent future happenings. The dam will break one day. To everyone out there, I care. To everyone out there, stay strong. To everyone out there (and to Amanda) you are (were) not alone.
Her death isn't for us to mourn longingly, but for us to show the world that we are strong to hold on.

Rest in peace Amanda.