Happy Boxing
Day. When I was young, we used to celebrate this day in Church and that’s
actually where it started: gifts were put into a box and the box was opened the
day after Christmas. That’s what birthed Boxing Day.
While I
was taking my bath I went to my box to bring out what made 2015 a
remarkable year. Here are a few things I remember:
God. God is a gift that makes
things beautiful. The sad thing is not everyone has that gift.
Process. It’s the ability to be
look into what you went through and stand out or come out as a conqueror
without any regret because it leads to an end with maximum profit. It’s very difficult but with the help of the right people
things will be easier.
Friends. They determine how far
you go in life. There are a few things you might even hide from your family
members but you get to share with close buddies. It’s what they say to you that
shapes you and if they are wise like mine, then you can call yourself blessed. Their
limit is also your limit. If you don’t like it, then you have to find a new
set of friends.
Direction. Speed on the wrong track
is useless. If you’re not sure of what you’re doing, step out and get
direction. If you don’t, then you’ll get tired of life.
Gratitude. Learn to appreciate all
you have. It always doesn’t have to go the way you plan but remember that there
was a time when you didn’t have all you have now. Life is a cycle; things can
be down-side-up now but a time would come when you won’t remember it. So be grateful
for each day, each moment and each experience.
Learning. Except you deceive
yourself, there are many things you don’t know but you can learn if you
are humble enough. The funniest thing is that you can learn
from anyone or anything; it could be a child, a movie, an aged parent, the death of a loved one
or the aproko manager (nosy
neighbour) living close to you. Just have an open mind always.
N.B Each day has it's own troubles. It's not as easy as it sounds.
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This year was just horrible. I lost loved ones, my dad, my fiancee. I don't pray for this kind of year in my life.
ReplyDeleteMay the lord comfort those who lost someone. madam writer do something na
DeleteNice one and I think 2015 was a terrible year for many especially financially
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