Fraction of Memories
Happiness.
Sorrow. Loneliness. These are all parts of a person’s memories. Memories that
can’t be taken away from you and will help you grow to be better individuals.
Like any other people my memories are a combination of the three.
I remember some of my reveries during
my childhood were being a princess in a castle, a superhero like those
characters in Voltes 5, Sakura, Gundam Seed, X-men, and many other characters
in cartoons. I even dream of being a singer in television. I dream to be Carol
Banawa and Jessa Zaragosa in television. I used to memorize their songs before.
These things isn’t only true for me, but for all of us.
Reminiscing
these things gives me a positive look throughout my life. It reminds me of the
idea to step upon one small stones in my life, so that I can reach the
finishing line. The essence of the kid’s way of facing challenges is not
looking at it negatively, but in a positive way that can help us to develop
into mature individuals.
On the other hand, I remember years
ago, my mama and papa used to scold me, when I did wrong. I remember I used to
take the full responsibility of losing my things at school where in fact it was
stolen from me. I’ve heard from my parents and I’ve accepted their punishment. I
crying hard that day, thinking to say the truth to my parents, but I couldn’t
hardly told them for I’m afraid they will go to my school and confront any of
my classmates and teachers.
Basing on that event, I regret I
haven’t told them the truth, not because I wanted them to confront anyone, but
because starting that time, I started to take responsibility in taking care of
the things that were at the first place were not my faults. I became afraid of
the outcomes if I told the truth. Maybe someday somehow I can fix it.
Another memory that I can’t forgot
was the happiness that I felt when I’m with my family. I felt like I was
secured that whatever happens they were there for me. I love that memory, because
at that time our life is simple — less intense problems, healthy family members
and all of the members of the extended family were in good terms. I love the
peacefulness and the camaraderie that’s in the family.
As a whole, I’m thankful for God,
for giving me life, good parents and a good environment to live. These
childhood memories will never be changed. Yet, I can learn from them to improve
my life at the moment.
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