Ordinary day, ordinary world, ordinary you, ordinary me. Every moment that feels ordinary seems to be looking forward to an extraordinary next moment, and what we fear is also the unknown of the next moment. People are always afraid of things that haven’t happened, but when the future comes and things really happen, they will find that they are actually fine, as if nothing has changed from the day before, the world is fine, and I am fine, but I just feel like I have just passed a minute. The fork chose a path to continue on. Everyone walks on different roads, and different roads have different scenery.
2010.7.24 What am I doing? After flipping through the QQ that I will be using, I really seem to have recalled it, and the years have been touched by surprise. In Chengdu, Yu, I went out on the 23rd to find a summer job. On the bus, I received a text message from my brother who said that he did not pass the college entrance examination and did not want to continue studying. It was a little sad. In a dark office, it was a bit shocking and uncomfortable to see a group of young people typing on the keyboard while eating instant noodles for lunch. I went back to my friend's dormitory, and after watching Lin Weiyin and Liang Sicheng, I also saw other people's different lives and different emotions. One day my mood was ups and downs, so I wrote a diary. On the 24th, it should be more gentle. I replied to other people's comments and saw one of my own replies to my friends, so as to encourage each other:
"Even the seemingly trivial bits and pieces can become beautiful poems in retrospect, so we must cherish them."
Cherish the happiness or misfortune, love or fear that you can still feel at the moment. Thank you for the eyes that can see the world and the heart that perceives the world.
Today will still be an ordinary day, just like yesterday. I woke up at four o'clock and couldn't fall asleep. I watched this movie and wrote this diary. Nuomi lay beside me and slept soundly. Watching the sky was getting brighter, I felt that the world was still lovely.
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