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Purple
Confession



20070316


Today I have the same experience as Denise. My student completely forgotten about tuition this afternoon. When I reached her house, her Grandma said that she is out swimming and I could not reach her as well. Now I am still waiting for her to call me. Aiyo think the students nowadays really forgetful leh.

Oh ya, yesterday I came across a phrase in my readings that I think is quite interesting and meaningful. Here it goes...

Memory is not about remembering but forgetting.

Actually this quote is from one of the readings about Sg's history. I was quite surprised cause I always thought that memory is about remembering things. I think this quote can be applied to many things, not only Sg's history. In life, there are many events that form part and parcel of our memory. But it seems like people tend to remember the bad experiences more than the good experiences. Maybe it will be better if people forget the bad experiences more than the good experiences.

Feathers

3:02 PM