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orang-orang itu lucu dan bermacam-macam. apalagi kalau melihat sehari-hari dari sudut pandang orang ketiga, bisa bikin saya ketawa, sedih, atau bahkan gak habis pikir. belum lagi pandangan dan sikap orang-orang akan sesuatu. it's a perfect drama yang selalu terjadi. seringkali membuat saya berkali-kali ngaca atau berpikir tentang hal-hal yang setiap hari terjadi. mungkin ini namanya kehidupan. saya memang tak tahu apa-apa.

seringkali saya menemukan saya banyak salah, benar, atau meragukan benar/salah/baik/buruk apa-apa yang dulu saya lakukan atau sering saya lakukan atau hal-hal yang menjadi dasar berpikir saya.

kalau sudah begini, hidup jadi terlalu serius. berat di kepala. hmm, saya mungkin bodoh, saya mungkin ini dan itu. tidak perlu denial apapun, dan terus berusaha untuk tidak denial kalau sedang denial tentang sesuatu. ternyata banyak sekali hal lucu di dunia ini. tak perlu pikirkan semua hal, stop berpikir, just laugh, or, in many times just giggle..

learn to have good humour and laugh everyday. make fun myself. I found it fun somehow. too many things to be grateful. :)

amen!

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