Ximending, Taipei
25thMay 2005

The Maiden
Medical undergraduate Stubborn, whimsical and perpetually in a state of daydream.

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The rain, the sea and the cliffs
Shopping for pretty things
Be a good doctor

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Cats
Enclosed areas
Screaming people



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Oikono
OneLittleTwit

Now playing
La Vie En Rose
By Louis Armstrong




 
Sunday, March 16, 2003

A friend once commented about me being much too proud, and way too stubborn. I never thought much of that, until recently when I started wondering why God made me the way he did. Given another chance, I would have done a whole lot of things differently. It wouldn't have been me wanting to have my own way, to prove the world wrong, to show everyone I can well manage a one-man show. I wouldn't have thought that miracles come easy, together with an extremely gross estimaton of my capabilities. I should have admitted my mistakes the moment I felt things were going astray, to ask for forgiveness, to try to atone for my sins and make those who care feel that little better. I would have told him that I love him before we drifted so far apart. But it is part of my innate nature that i behaved the way I did. Indeed, to state that" God made me this way, and therefore I shall remain as he made me" is a blatant excuse. Yet it is one I shall abide by. Call it inertia, call it plain stubbornness, or as he said, some sort of a bovine nature. In any case, I am not ready to change.

The maiden spoke at 11:51 PM

 
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