mot de manda

what you feel only matters to you;

is what you do to the people you say you love that’s what matters;

that’s the only thing that counts.

[the last kiss]

let’s walk the talk (and thought)!

the quote reminds me of my just few minutes ago ‘a cup of coffee’ which is very good in keeping me awake till now. it’s merely on what a person thinks, and then the action he chose to do. it’s interesting that i found the quote just few minutes after that. he seems not to be sure on what to do, or i must say, he is not sure on what he did is the right one. well, he made the choice, made the move, turned his thinking into an action at least.

why action is more important? it’s a real thing that other people can see, perceive, response and also unfortunately judge. that’s how to convey of what’s really on your mind. if it turns out to be unfavorable, not as simple as a click, but there’s often the better way to get on the right one. bold indication on the to-improve and the turning point seems to be necessary though…

or else, as the master of mind. change the feeling. because it’s nobody else but ourselves who can change what we feel. seems to be more difficult, but really, to change what’s beneath and inside requires less effort than to change the whole world to satisfy us.

story of a friend is often to be the right coffee for a long night..

A picture of my favorite place in Madrid, Templo de Debod @ Parque del Oeste
It’s reconstruction of the temple that is found in Nil River, in Egypt.

Que bonita! Si, las chicas y son bonitas =). El lugar también. Me gusta muchissimo.

ok, so this is not a complaint…it’s just a little story of my last days in Madrid which I think it’s commonly used by people. but then i realized, i don’t really know what it means..

professor in the class:
" bla bla bla bla…because there might be personal interest, for example in negotiation in Japan, you might want to go to Japan itself. or you want to  secret-word"
[class giggling]
"bla bla bla bla….everybody likes secret-word!right? who doesn’t like secret-word?"
[class shaking their head]
"well, if someone doesn’t like secret-word, let me know.. there must be something wrong with you"

my hand was almost up to the air "sir, i don’t think i like secret-word!" but again, it’s not about complaining.

i merely dont understand when he said, let me know… if someone really did let him know of his opinion, then what this professor would do? i guess nothing. it would change nothing. the class might laugh, a good thing. with additional unbelievable face from professor maybe.

the part that i don’t understand "let  me know". what would you do, after saying the phrase? would you resolve the problem (if any).

well, let me know, what actually ‘let me know’ could mean.

disclaimer: secret-word is used instead of xxxxx that can make you think it’s something that it’s not the one i meant.=p

*unaccidentally published, so yup here all that i have.