Underneath The Smile, The Pain Resides

THE GIRL

Arrived a gemini with a great deal of divided personalities. For one thing, I can laugh at one moment and be upset the next. But Im not the hardest person to get along with, certainly. I came to be me on 10th June 1991. Spent the last nighteen years of my life in attempts to piece myself together, and is still desperately trying. Family and friends are my life. At least that's the way it is till a boyfriend comes along XD Anyway, icecream's my addiction, my medicine, my must-have. Now you know how to make me happy. I dont need expensive gifts I just want a true heart. I'm majorly affected by the people around me. Can't say if it's a blessing or a curse, 'cause the little things people do can either make my day or simply make it worse. Just give me a smile, and I'll return one to you^^

KimJaeJoong: My Prince, MY Love, MY JAEBABY

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Saturday, March 12, 2011

#prayforjapn

A terrible catastrophe hit Japan yesterday.
Following a massive earthquake of 8.9 magnitude,
a tsunami occurred, which added to the chaos to the area.
And today, people are still reported missing.

I learnt of the news when I was in lecture yesterday,
but I had no idea it was this bad till I read and saw the news for myself this morning.
Once again,
I witness the power of Mother Nature,
and how vulnerable we human beings are,
in the face of natural disasters.
It must have been a traumatic experience for everyone,
and I don't think it is something that will fade away in a couple of days.
I think of the people in Japan now,
the casualties and the family members of those missing,
and I think of myself,
whining and complaining at those petty misgivings in my own life.
I probably ought to feel ashamed.
Over there people are fighting to survive.
And down here, I'm fighting for my rights,
or rather what I think should be my rights.
Everything that happened made my own problems seem insignificant.
And it reminds me, yet again, that I should cherish each and every moment,
for there's no telling what will happen later on in the day,
not to mention tomorrow.
There's no stopping natural disasters from happening,
I think all we can do is keep one another safe,
and stay together, in spirit and in faith.
Do help Japan,
in any way you can.

I'm also relieved that Junsu's safe and back in Korea now.
May Japan go through this ordeal and stand up a strong nation once more.
Please remember Japan in prayer.

-With All My Heart, Alina ;