Weehee

As things got tough, sometimes it feels like it's almost impossible to go through it. The problems, the emotions, the enigmas, the bad thoughts and all that gets you riding in those rides. 

 So they say patience comes with a limit. Well then, I pray that may my level of patience will always be higher than the one required.

No one says that it's gonna be easy, but no one says that it's gonna be this hard.

Chin up.

Because by the end of this bumpy ride, there would be the calming sea.

:)


Comments

Arsyad Muhamad said…
Sage advice: Keep holding on..follow cheap style..and worth the while. :)
May 30, 2012 at 11:59 PM
Nia Ilemor said…
Arsyad: Thank you, I'll keep that in mind :D
Syida: :D
June 4, 2012 at 5:21 PM

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