ugly truth

happiness is a journey, not a destination. that is how it should be. i think having aims is good, but nobody should be too  preoccupied with reaching the end without looking at the moments in between.

one day, at the beach. there was once this friend, who is too realistic about everything-for whatever's sake. beautiful colors of the ocean, bright day at the beach, or beautiful moonlit shores. typical, but there will always be commentaries about rubbish, or the color of the sand, or even the pavement we walked on. then, the person would continue by comparing the current beach with some perfect beach elsewhere, out of the country, whatever. visit to the malls were worse. and this happens to the harbor, the islands, things- god knows what else there were. i dont live in a metropolitan, nor a highly civilized big city. but neither did this person. well, at least people around here, we have better sense of respect and gratitude. i mean, what else to complain about when we have little problems compared to places where corpse are in abundant, right?none of this changes what we have in a split second. so why complain? do something! smoke less, heck, stop smoking to not pollute our oxygen. also, less butts and dirty ashes around. this, among many others. if you are smoking, then shut up. (no offence) you have no rights to compare or complain, and that is just one small little thing that you do. it contributes to the bad state we are in. dont you agree? if no, maybe a reason or two? thank you.

forgive me for my rants, sometimes i just think to myself, why are people so inconsiderate and does not look into ourselves before downgrading others? i try to do my part, even if im only one person among gazillions who are different, i just do my part to change the world into a better place. yes, i think i change the world i live in one inch at a time. try me. at least i have got my viewpoints straight. others should come accordingly.