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Lembu No More

May 7th, 2007 - Monday (55 views)

The weeks of anxiety that built up to this morning was lost in the last days that Morrie shared with Mitch. It was one book that had managed to hold my attention in a long while. That was in between straining my ears listening to the announcements calling candidates to go for the road tests and desperately trying to finish each chapter before my turn came up. This was one book that made me tear and made me chuckle. I could relate to some of the stories. I have been through the death of both parents and a few loved ones. Each of their deaths made me appreciate life more. Although I will be busy for the rest of this week, I will sneak in time to discover the unfolding enlightenment that Morrie has to share with all of us. This is one book that is worth many times more than the price I paid for it. For a moment, passing the driving test did not seem that significant an event. Nevertheless, it is one that will liberate me in many ways.

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4 Responses to “Lembu No More”

  1. reallybites Says:

    tuesday with morrie? pinjammmmm moi when ur done! i read the other five ppl you meet in heaven one but i was told tuesday is much nicer!

    congrats on getting ur license old man!

    Peter:
    Don’t forget the bet that I won.

  2. Silly Pat Says:

    WOOT!!! Congrats on the driving test!

    And I had Albom’s 5 people you meet in heaven. That was also beautiful.

    Peter:
    Thanks. Mitch Albom has a way of drawing your interests as you read on. I am hooked.

  3. Adli Ghazi Says:

    Congratulations on passing your driving test.

    from all of us in Safety Driving Centre (Sel) Sdn. Bhd.

    Peter:
    Thank you. You guys have been great. I will not hesitate to recommend my friends for driving lessons with SDC.

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